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Stocks Surge As Trump Softens On China Tariffs
Stocks ripped higher Wednesday as President Donald Trump appeared to back off some of his stances most disliked by Wall Street, including more than 100% tariffs on Chinese imports and the firing of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, as the market swings wildly on Trump’s latest policy leanings.
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