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Trump Tariffs

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Trump’s tariffs sort U.S. manufacturers into winners and losers — Static01.nyt.com

Trump’s tariffs sort U.S. manufacturers into winners and losers

President Trump’s expanded tariffs are protecting some U.S. manufacturers while raising costs and uncertainty for many others, the New York Times reported on Jan. 29, 2026. A year into his second term, the policies have produced a mixed outcome for the factory sector. Overall factory employment has fallen

Bitcoin steadies at $93,000 as Kraken executive warns of Davos-driven volatility — Cdn.sanity.io

Bitcoin steadies at $93,000 as Kraken executive warns of Davos-driven volatility

Bitcoin steadied at $93,000 as markets prepared for a bumpy week of trade-war rhetoric coming out of Davos, one Kraken executive warned. The Kraken executive said traders should expect crypto volatility over the next few days tied to headlines about Trump tariffs. The warning highlighted the short-term risk window

Bitcoin Consolidates Near $90,000 Ahead of Supreme Court Tariff Ruling — Assets.beincrypto.com

Bitcoin Consolidates Near $90,000 Ahead of Supreme Court Tariff Ruling

Beincrypto reports Bitcoin is consolidating near $90,000 as markets brace for a rare convergence of a US Supreme Court ruling on the legality of Trump-era tariffs and US unemployment data. The Court’s decision is expected at 10:00 a.m. ET, following the US unemployment report due at

Over $2.2B of Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire, pinning prices near max pain — Assets.beincrypto.com

Over $2.2B of Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire, pinning prices near max pain

Beincrypto reports Bitcoin and Ethereum were trading tightly around key options “max pain” levels as more than $2.2 billion of BTC and ETH options were set to expire on Deribit at 8:00 UTC. At the time of the report, Bitcoin was near $90,985, almost exactly aligned with

U.S. trade deficit narrows in September as tariffs weigh on imports

U.S. trade deficit narrows in September as tariffs weigh on imports

The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services fell more than 10 percent from August to September, shrinking to $52.8 billion — its lowest monthly level since June 2020 — as tariffs imposed by the Trump administration continued to weigh on trade, the Commerce Department said. Imports rose 0.6