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US President Trump: Will begin sending letters on trade tariffs starting Friday
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US President Trump: Will begin sending letters on trade tariffs starting Friday
2025.07.04 10:43
2025.07.04 10:43
US President Donald Trump said late Thursday that he "will begin sending letters on trade tariffs starting Friday."
He added that "sending letters is easier than securing trade deals."
He further noted that he "expects to sign a couple more deals."
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USD/CHF approaches four-week highs at 0.8150 ahead of the US PCE Inflation report
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2025.07.31 19:50AUD/USD strives to hold 0.6430, investors shift focus to US NFP
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2025.07.31 19:25USD/JPY rallies further, nears 150.00 on the aftermath of BoJ's decision
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2025.07.31 19:19AUD/USD can potentially break below 0.6405 - UOB Group
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