Trump tariffs live updates: Trump says China tariffs won't stay at 145%, Bessent hints at deescalation
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : "145% is very high, and it won't be that high," Trump told reporters Tuesday afternoon.42% : Investors are also focused on possible delays and exemptions: Trump has signaled a possible pause on auto levies after suspending duties on some consumer tech, even as he insists these tariffs will eventually come to fruition.
38% : Wall Street eyed signs of progress on key trade fronts Tuesday, as President Trump suggested tariffs on China wouldn't remain at eye-popping levels for the long term and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hinted at deescalation with Beijing.
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