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Here is what you need to know. The Trump administration says tariffs on Mexico won't derail the new NAFTA. Top officials in the Trump administration said, according to Reuters, that the proposed tariffs on Mexican imports are meant to affect immigration talks and that they still think the USMCA will still be approved. Traders are more sure than ever the Fed's next move is a rate cut. Traders on Friday were pricing in a 50% chance the Fed cuts rates at its July meeting and a 91.
Here is what you need to know. The Trump administration says tariffs on Mexico won't derail the new NAFTA. Top officials in the Trump administration said, according to Reuters, that the proposed tariffs on Mexican imports are meant to affect immigration talks and that they still think the USMCA will still be approved. Traders are more sure than ever the Fed's next move is a rate cut. Traders on Friday were pricing in a 50% chance the Fed cuts rates at its July meeting and a 91.
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