Karen Moscow

Uncertainty over the future of the deal, which was negotiated by Donald Trump in his first term, has intensified with sources telling Bloomberg the president has been asking aides why he should not withdraw from the agreement entirely.

Peter Navarro spoke to Bloomberg Radio this morning.

And that's White House trade adviser Peter Navarro.

Sources tell Bloomberg while Trump has been privately musing over exiting the pact, he's stopped short of flatly signaling that he'll do so.

President Trump's signature economic policy was dealt a blow on Capitol Hill.

Six Republicans joined with Democrats on a resolution to roll back the president's tariffs on Canadian goods.

And we get more with Bloomberg's David Gurra.

And that's Bloomberg's David Gurra.

After the vote, the president fired off a stern warning, writing on social media that any Republican in the House or Senate that votes against tariffs will seriously suffer the consequences come election time, and that includes primaries.

The Kremlin has set out proposals that could see Russia embrace the dollar again as part of a wide-ranging economic partnership with the Trump administration.

That's according to an internal Russian document reviewed by Bloomberg.

The high-level memo, which was drafted this year, details seven points where, in the Kremlin's view, Russian and U.S.

economic interests could converge following a deal to end the war in Ukraine.

Now for some breaking economic news.

Sales of previously owned U.S.

homes fell in January by the most in nearly four years.

It was a month marked by historically cold temperatures and a massive winter storm.

Contract closings decreased 8.4 percent to a 3.91 million annualized piece in January.

Applications for U.S.

unemployment benefits edged down last week following a surge during severe winter weather in the previous period.