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In today’s great history, tariffs against Canada and Mexico are largely delayed from one month in However, another turn in the constant war of trade.
What’s on the deck
Markets: A betting market has the chances of an American recession in 32%.
Technical: Microsoft is talking about a massive quantum progress of the calculation. Amazon executions are not buying it.
Business: Some senators want to take a look at close X advertising tactics.
But first, another postponement.
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The great story
Fees? What fees?
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So for those fees…
Two days after implementing a 25% tax on Mexican and Canadian goods, President Donald Trump is attracting a U -turn.
The president announced a one month’s pause for fees For imports of both countries falling under an agreement called USMCA. If you are a little rusty in your global trade regulations, the USMCA was the trade agreement that Trump negotiated between US, Canada and Mexico to replace oil.
The Trade Pact covers most of the goods, making Trump’s notice almost equal to the monthly pause for fees He initiated in February.
The offer did not extend to the other tariff tariff tariff, China, which has issued vengeance fees.
There has long been speculation that Trump’s fees were simply a negotiating tactic to get better trade conditions from other countries. And the president’s willingness to issue another return from his commercial taxes may be the proof of this.
But market willingness to accept constant uncertainty can extend so far. Investors are already in advantage as Fear of a possible recession begins to bubble.
Shares withdrew Wednesday after Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick La Resolution for the tariff situation may come. But despite the official announcement on Thursday, the shares ended significantly. S&P 500 closed 1.78% lower, while the composition nasdaq fell 2.61%.
Trump’s slide may not pay for a long run. This, according to scholars of the chain of supply and conflict resolution, who said its tariff tensions are destroying US relations with its allies.
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Things are not likely to calm down in the meantime.
The job report comes out this morning. It will help inform the Federal Reserve decision on interest rates on March 19, which is less than two weeks away.
And the fight for tariffs is far away. The postponement of Canada and Mexico is only until April 2. This also coincides with the beginning of MORE Fees. This time they are targeting strangers agricultural goods and other products. Trump also mentioned South Korea, India and the European Union for what he said were unfair trade relations.
There is no shortage of experts weighing on what it means everything. If you want to sound smart for Trump’s fees, Here are some of the best thinkers you have to follow.
News
- SBF crisis manager left after Scammer Crypto Surprise interview Tucker Carlson.
- NY Times Joe Kahn’s high editor says the paper is adding readers to Red State and There is still room to grow up.
- Deloitte and accenture workers worry about losing their jobs as Doge focuses on counseling contracts.
- Is the end of a wild age for Yeezy and adidas.
- Salesforce shortens the goals of hiring diversity, joining meta and Google in Scaling of Dei’s initiatives.
- Broadcom just proved that Nvidia will be Looking over the shoulder for a long time.
- Trump, once a crypto skeptic, creates a Bitcoin reserve.
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Sorry, American firms, trade and he has been moved to China.
3 things in marketing
1. Economists and betting markets agree: the chances of a recession are growing. The chance of an American recession jumped into 32% On Thursday in polymyrs, with 23% from the end of February. Wall Street economists say the reason is in the form of Trump-unpredictable administration policy movements can shock the consumer’s confidence in essentially.
2. Within the “Project Journey”, Goldman Sachs’ big plan to dilute its ranks, lowered costs. In addition to the Underperformers Bank’s annual displacement movement to the calendar, CEO David Solomon plans to relocate employees from New York City to lower cost areas such as Dallas and Salt Lake City, people familiar with the program were said. One former employee said the project trip is a multi-year plan, and you can expect these divisions be more influenced.
3. How much do the investment bankers really do? While Wall Street expects to see if a return of the deals will be completely materialized this year, recruiting the Prospect Rock Partners firm heard by over 900 investment bankers than won in 2024. Check Some of the main poll points.
3 things in technology
1. Petition to standardize closed titles. Katie Notopoulos of the BI has a bone to choose with transmission services: the subtitles are very difficult to understand. Sdo Streamer has a different interface, presenting a challenge for 63% of Americans under 30 who prefer subtitles. Maybe you are shaking, but what if it really is? Perhaps you accidentally click on the terrified “Play from Start” button in the process. She thinks it’s too much, and Also also an access issue.
2. Amazon calls BS in quantum claims of Microsoft’s calculation. In an email for CEO Andy Jassy, Amazon’s head of Quantum Tech expressed suspicion that Majorana 1 Quantum Computing of Microsoft could do anything that was riding to do, according to a copy of the email received from BI. Industry experts said technology companies could generate More hypes than substances in their efforts to get out of one another in the field.
3. Shortcuts for the free one. Distillation-using a model to improve another-there more potential today than ever, thanks to the abundance of open source models that can serve as “teachers”. WHEREAS Some developers celebrate The concept, the big companies of it after the foundation models must justify and protect their costly offers.
3 things in business
1. These senators want an investigation into X. by Elon Musk’s X. Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren, Cory Booker, Richard Blumenthal, Adam Schiff and Chris Van Hollen are calling for a doj investigation in X. Specifically, they want to know if X is using Musk’s political status to pressures companies in advertising on social media platform, refer past. Read the letters that sent them Doj and ftc.
2. Playing the dress with a twist he. DOJI fashion app It uses it to help users practically try clothes, and early beta testers are wanting it. A fan is none other than Reddit Alexis Ohranian associate, who is also supporting him through his Entrepreneurship Capital Firm Seven Six.
3. Social security workers can no longer read the news pages at work. While the Trump administration continues the restructuring of the Social Security Administration, a recent email announced throughout the agency New browsing restrictions for employee work computers. Restrictions prohibit workers from checking news, online purchases and visiting sports sites. According to the email, the goal is to limit the risk and protect the sensitive information.
In other news
I have tried new deep chatgpt research. It was worth the additional reception of up to 30 minutes for her reports.
- A bar in Las Vegas, a wedding place and a Swedish hotel: How much retirement Boeing 747s is turning into tourist attractions.
- The patriotic missiles made by the US have protected Kyiv. Europe does not have an easy replacement.
- Kentucky’s Bourbon manufacturers are on the side Canada that makes their bottles from the shelves.
- VC Kelly Barton balances the investment with the winning championships of Ironman World. That is why she says her passion makes her a better investor.
- ‘Reacher’ Spinoff ‘Neagley’ will come out by the end of 2025 ‘with little luck,’ Said author Lee Child.
- Google software engineers Microsoft, and more share their best tips for Reduce a coding work in technology.
- Doge cuttings have pushed the holidays in the highest level since pandemia.
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What is going on today
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics issues the job report in February.
- The chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell will address the 18th annual forum of US monetary policy.
- President Trump speaks at the White House Crypto summit.
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