When asked about the bill resulting in a potential deficit increase of $2.4 trillion over the next decade, Bessent refrained from providing details but said the Trump administration’s proposal would result in “smart spending.”
As part of the London deal, China will supply the U.S. with rare earth resources and magnets, while Chinese students will be allowed to access colleges and universities in the United States.
The U.S. President also stated that he will work closely with Chinese President Xi Jinping to revamp the U.S.-China trade, which he believes will be great for both nations.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) is under scrutiny as CNBC's “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer declared that the tech giant's stock buyback program "is not working right now."
Although Chinese Vice Premier Lifeng did not dive into the details of the framework, he urged the two countries to show the spirit of good faith in abiding by their commitments.
The World Bank has significantly reduced its 2025 global growth forecast, pointing to the escalating trade tensions and policy uncertainty, particularly due to the wide-ranging tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Morgan Stanley’s economics team expects a modest push from tariffs, underlined by firmer prices for new cars, apparel, and other goods such as household appliances.
Citi executive Vis Raghavan assured investors that the bank’s credit quality was good, with 80% of its corporate credit exposure being high grade in the U.S.
The market breadth on June 10, 2025, points to a strengthening bullish undercurrent, especially after the volatility of early June. Breadth metrics now show consistency across daily, weekly, and medium-term indicators.
According to a Bloomberg report, another contender is Kevin Warsh, a former Fed official whom President Trump interviewed for the Treasury Secretary position.
