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European markets up as Trump suggests Chinese tariff exemption might be short-lived
Trump said this was to avoid "being held hostage" by countries, including China who he described as a "hostile trading nation". Good morning from Singapore, we're following developments after US President Donald Trump said nobody is getting “off the hook” over tariffs.
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