Daniel Bach

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1,805 appearances 51 recordings 2 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard 28 Aug

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Now, we should note the firms being looked at haven't been accused of wrongdoing and it couldn't be determined why officials are interested in them.
But what are they saying about the timing of these trades?
Now, all of this comes, of course, as Trump and his allies are facing scrutiny over a range of well-timed trades related to White House policy.
That's Journal Finance Editor Alex Frangos.
Alex, thank you.
Thanks.
European lawmakers have reached a provisional deal to remove some import tariffs on U.S.
goods, avoiding new 25 percent tariffs on EU car imports.
The agreement comes after President Trump threatened the car duties if the trade deal wasn't in place by July 4.
The deal eliminates tariffs on U.S.
industrial goods and reduces duties on some seafood and agricultural products.
For the EU, tariffs are being hiked by as much as 15 percent of most goods imported into the U.S.
And bond markets are finding their footing today after a weeks-long sell-off in government bonds hit fresh records yesterday.
The 10-year Treasury note is a key benchmark for mortgage rates and other borrowing costs, and it soared to almost 4.7 percent yesterday, while the yield on 30-year Treasuries climbed to a new 18-year high.
The Journal's Jason Douglas says anxious investors are driving yields higher.
And while many retail investors have been piling into stocks of late, Jason said this bond route shouldn't be ignored.
The S&P 500 notched its first three-day decline since March yesterday, where tech and industrial stocks took hits, with both sectors down more than 1.5 percent this week.
Last-minute talks to avoid a strike at the world's largest memory chip maker have failed.
Samsung's management rejected union demands for workers to get a bigger share of the company's bumper AI profits, including removing a 50% bonus cap.
The strike is set to begin tomorrow and last through the 7th of June.
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