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CNBC Daily Open: Trump has the last word on U.S. stocks
At its lowest, the S&P 500 fell as much as 1.5%, but traded positive for most of the day. Then Trump said he was considering "retribution" against China.
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Stock futures rebound from Friday’s rout after Trump says China situation ‘will all be fine’: Live updates
Those moves come after Trump's latest Truth Social post suggested to investors the president may not follow through on his threat to post a "massive increase of tariffs" on China.
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CNBC Daily Open: Trump can move billions with a few words
Trump's tariff announcement wiped out almost $800 billion from major tech firms, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite falling the most since April.
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CNBC Daily Open: Stocks rise and fall when Trump gives the word
Trump's tariff announcement wiped out almost $800 billion from major tech firms, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite falling the most since April.
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Santoli's Tuesday market wrap-up: S&P 500 executes a nearly precise retest of Friday's low
The almost-trite mechanics of this bounce work against the idea that stocks are mostly twitching in tune with the tit-for-tat, U.S.-China trade threats.
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CNBC Daily Open: Trump has the last word on U.S. stocks
At its lowest, the S&P 500 fell as much as 1.5%, but traded positive for most of the day. Then Trump said he was considering "retribution" against China.
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CNBC Daily Open: A Trump post drowns out positive developments for markets
At its lowest, the S&P 500 fell as much as 1.5%, but traded positive for most of the day. Then Trump said he was considering "retribution" against China.
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CNBC Daily Open: Strong bank earnings seem to overshadow escalating trade war
Whether traders continue pushing equities to highs amid fractious relations with China will depend, in part, on the earnings of major technology companies.
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CNBC Daily Open: Major U.S. banks enjoy a blowout quarter — assuaging trade war concerns
Whether traders continue pushing equities to highs amid fractious relations with China will depend, in part, on the earnings of major technology companies.