The U.S. government is proposing $4 billion in tariffs on European goods
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| | 7/02/2019 | |
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Dow Futures Cool on New Tariff Tensions | By Lillian Currens | | The U.S. Trade Representative's (USTR) office last night released details of a proposal to tack on $4 billion in tariffs on a number of European Union (EU) goods, which has Dow futures cooling off this morning after yesterday's G-20 trade relief surge. The S&P is pulling back from record highs too, with futures inching lower in pre-market trading. Elsewhere, investors will be looking towards light vehicle sales data, out later today. Continue reading for more on today's market, including: - The ride share stock sputtering out on a bear note.
- 2 stocks that surged on analyst upgrades.
- Plus, Nike pulls "Betsy Ross" shoe, AMRN lifts guidance, and Ingersoll-Rand gets a downgrade.
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