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2 days ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Samuel Shen |Tom Westbrook

SHANGHAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Cao Mingjie had never traded stocks before Donald Trump's "Liberation Day". The home designer from China's southern Guangdong province changed his mind after April 2, when the U.S. president announced "reciprocal tariffs", intensifying a trade war with his country. Keen to show solidarity with Beijing, Cao decided he would invest 2,000 yuan ($274) in the local stock market every month. "The goal isn't to make money. It's about contributing to my country," said Cao.

1 week ago | marketscreener.com | Yadarisa Shabong |Tom Westbrook

(Reuters) -The euro eased against the dollar ahead of an expected interest rate cut by the European Central Bank on Thursday, while the greenback lifted off seven-month lows against the yen after U.S.-Japan trade talks avoided the issue of foreign exchange. U.S. President Donald Trump's erratic trade policy has clouded the outlook for global growth and inflation, putting central banks in a tricky position as they assess next steps as more tariffs loomed.

1 week ago | sg.finance.yahoo.com | Yadarisa Shabong |Tom Westbrook

By Yadarisa Shabong and Tom Westbrook (Reuters) -The euro eased against the dollar ahead of an expected interest rate cut by the European Central Bank on Thursday, while the greenback lifted off seven-month lows against the yen after U.S.-Japan trade talks avoided the issue of foreign exchange. U.S. President Donald Trump's erratic trade policy has clouded the outlook for global growth and inflation, putting central banks in a tricky position as they assess next steps as more tariffs loom.

1 week ago | lanacion.com.ar | Tom Westbrook

By Tom WestbrookSINGAPUR, 16 abr (Reuters) -El dólar tenía dificultades para mantener un pequeño reboteel miércoles, mientras el franco, el euro y el yen subían y lalibra esterlina alcanzaba un máximo de seis meses, al centrarsela atención en la reducción de los acuerdos comerciales conEstados Unidos.

1 week ago | marketscreener.com | Tom Westbrook |Alun John

SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) -The dollar resumed its descent on Wednesday, dropping across the board and losing the most ground to the Swiss franc and the euro as a new bout of tariff-induced nerves gripped markets. The dollar has been a casualty of shaken confidence in the United States as radical tariffs have been threatened, enforced and then partially postponed over a wild few weeks for world trade and markets.