Global markets largely rose this morning as investors appear to be betting that President Trump will eventually compromise on much of his tariff agenda, and that although tariffs will remain in place they will sit at the 10% level—lower than some had predicted. Stocks rose this morning across global markets as investors digested the few details available on the trade deal announced yesterday between the U.S. and the U.K. They also looked favorably upon comments by President Trump that the tariffs he has proposed for China will probably come down. The U.K. deal allows Britain to export 100,000 vehicles a…
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