Tim Pierce

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Well, that's still up in the air, hopefully for not too much longer since President Trump only paused tariffs for 90 days. Vice President Vance represented the administration in India. Here's some of what he said on Tuesday.

Well, that's still up in the air, hopefully for not too much longer since President Trump only paused tariffs for 90 days. Vice President Vance represented the administration in India. Here's some of what he said on Tuesday.

Vance was in India for four days and met with top government officials, including Prime Minister Modi. India is a big trading partner with the United States. Last year, trade between the two countries was nearly $130 billion. Since trade deficits are what Trump cares about, that's also big. US imports from India were bigger than exports by about $45 billion last year.

Vance was in India for four days and met with top government officials, including Prime Minister Modi. India is a big trading partner with the United States. Last year, trade between the two countries was nearly $130 billion. Since trade deficits are what Trump cares about, that's also big. US imports from India were bigger than exports by about $45 billion last year.

Under Trump's new tariff regime, India is under a flat 10% tariff right now with carve-outs for tech products such as iPhones. But if Trump and Modi don't strike a trade deal within the next couple of months, that tariff rate could jump up to 26%.

Under Trump's new tariff regime, India is under a flat 10% tariff right now with carve-outs for tech products such as iPhones. But if Trump and Modi don't strike a trade deal within the next couple of months, that tariff rate could jump up to 26%.

Yeah, India is obviously a big player here. So yesterday's announcement was important for the White House, but there has been progress with others as well. White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt said during the White House press conference yesterday that the Trump administration is moving forward trade negotiations with nearly 20 countries.

Yeah, India is obviously a big player here. So yesterday's announcement was important for the White House, but there has been progress with others as well. White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt said during the White House press conference yesterday that the Trump administration is moving forward trade negotiations with nearly 20 countries.

This is a relatively positive day for trade news for the White House. It looks like the administration lately is putting more of an emphasis on negotiating new trade deals to tamp down concerns that these tariffs might be long lasting.

This is a relatively positive day for trade news for the White House. It looks like the administration lately is putting more of an emphasis on negotiating new trade deals to tamp down concerns that these tariffs might be long lasting.

Well, there were a couple stories this week about top business leaders and the White House. On Monday, the CEOs of Walmart, Target, and Home Depot met with the president about trade. Those are obviously big names, and each has really complex supply chains that are being hit hard, even now, by the tariffs. The president met with the CEOs personally to hear their concerns about trade and tariffs.

Well, there were a couple stories this week about top business leaders and the White House. On Monday, the CEOs of Walmart, Target, and Home Depot met with the president about trade. Those are obviously big names, and each has really complex supply chains that are being hit hard, even now, by the tariffs. The president met with the CEOs personally to hear their concerns about trade and tariffs.

And then CNBC reported that Treasury Secretary Scott Besant met with top investors on Tuesday about trade with China. Besant reportedly said he expects, quote, there will be a de-escalation in the very near future. He added that no one thinks the current status quo is sustainable. Those headlines, along with the news of new potential trade deals, boosted markets.

And then CNBC reported that Treasury Secretary Scott Besant met with top investors on Tuesday about trade with China. Besant reportedly said he expects, quote, there will be a de-escalation in the very near future. He added that no one thinks the current status quo is sustainable. Those headlines, along with the news of new potential trade deals, boosted markets.

According to CNBC, stocks rose about 2.5% across the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and the Nasdaq after Besson's meeting with top investors.

According to CNBC, stocks rose about 2.5% across the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and the Nasdaq after Besson's meeting with top investors.

Thank you. Last week, the Trump administration froze $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contracts to Harvard. The government may freeze another $1 billion in funding after Harvard administrators released a letter of demands that Trump officials considered private correspondence.

Thank you. Last week, the Trump administration froze $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contracts to Harvard. The government may freeze another $1 billion in funding after Harvard administrators released a letter of demands that Trump officials considered private correspondence.

A White House spokesman said Monday, quote, "'Instead of grandstanding, Harvard should focus on rebuilding confidence among all students, particularly Jewish students.'"