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What did Trump say at his last rally before taking office regarding restoring TikTok Operation and rescinding Biden's executive order?
Trump celebrated victory at a rally and spoke on issues such as illegal immigration, TikTok, AI, and Energy. Trump also stated that he would revoke all executive orders issued by Biden.
Is "Tariff 2.0" from Trump approaching? Wall Street: The risks have decreased, no need to worry too much!
① The president-elect of the USA will take the oath of office on January 20, and his tariff policy is receiving much attention; ② Analysts at Goldman Sachs believe the White House will avoid the economic costs and political risks associated with widespread tariffs, while Bank of America also believes that companies have learned lessons from the previous trade war, and the risks have decreased.
Trump's first day executive order "leaked secrets," and the "Trump mania" Trade faces a big test!
Trump will revoke all executive orders issued by Biden, and the "leaked" executive orders show no sign of tariffs. The fervent Trade is facing a big test; where will the US stocks, dollar, and Bitcoin go from here?
The era of "Trump 2.0" has begun! The fervent Trade faces a significant test; what will happen to the U.S. stock market, the dollar, and Bitcoin?
With Trump's return to the White House on January 20, these Trades are facing challenges.
How to select stocks in the volatile U.S. stock market? Investment bank BMO first recommends the dividend growth Sector.
BMO Capital Markets predicts that the USA stock market will see turbulence in 2025 and has released a list of dividend growth stocks, stating that these Stocks can help investors withstand volatility.
In response to Trump's "an eye for an eye," Canada has prepared a retaliation list and may impose taxes on United States Steel and Aluminum.
① Canada has prepared for the tariff threats from the United States President-elect Trump, planning to introduce retaliatory tariffs in phases, including taxes on all United States Steel and Aluminum products. ② The Canadian government is preparing for various scenarios: preliminary tariffs on 10 types of Commodities from the United States; if Trump takes broad trade measures, Canada may impose tariffs on United States Commodities worth 150 billion Canadian dollars, including all Steel and Aluminum products.