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Trump after Mitsotakis’ statements on “win-win” agreement between Europe and the US: I know him, he is a good man, yes, it can be done

The US president commented on Kyriakos Mitsotakis' remarks to Breitbart, where the prime minister spoke of a "win-win" deal between Europe and the US after Trump's tariffs

“Buy!” says Trump after China and EU tariffs while JP Morgan CEO predicts US recession

The two sides of the tariff coin: Analysts predict recession while Trump recommends calm - In posts on Truth Social, the US president tried to reassure markets shortly after Wall Street opened

Donald Trump: ‘Dive’ in pharmaceutical stocks after threats of tariffs on the sector

Global concern about a "hit" in the drug supply chain - European and Indian stock markets fall

Trump’s tariffs: EU votes today on the first retaliatory measures – What is needed to pass the list

The Commission has since the end of last week drawn up the proposed list of US products on which retaliatory tariffs will be imposed, which has been revised twice

The trade war is out of control: China responds to Trump with 84% tariffs on US goods

Beijing had earlier warned Washington that it would face the same consequences

Beijing’s harsh response to Trump: US trade policy is a “mistake on top of a mistake”, we will respond forcefully

China has published a White Paper strongly criticising the US and reiterated its intention to take counter-measures, without excluding, even at the last hour, dialogue

The silent “war” of the olive in the US and Trump’s gift to the Turks and Egyptians

Greek producers and standardizers are worried about the risk of the collapse of the success of recent years

104% US tariffs on China come into force – New slide in stocks and oil

S&P 500 companies have lost $5.8 trillion in market value since Trump's tariffs were announced

Trump’s ‘chicken game’ with the global economy and the theory of a secret plan behind the chaos

US and China on a collision course - Partners offer concessions while Trump refuses, for now, to brake - What the "Mar-a-Lago accord" theory says

The government sets up a line of defence against the “Trump storm” – Growth of the economy is key

Investment, competitiveness, targeted actions to "open" the economy and 25% reduction of costs and barriers - Mobilization of all productive ministries to accelerate reforms

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