Markets Navigate Trump's Tariff Threats Amid Record Highs

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U.S. markets are experiencing a "Trump trade" rally, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones reaching record highs despite President-elect Donald Trump's tariff threats on Chinese, Mexican, and Canadian goods. The Federal Reserve plans to gradually lower interest rates if inflation and employment conditions align with expectations. Meanwhile, Samsung reorganizes its leadership, and Softbank invests $1.5 billion in OpenAI. Despite potential economic impacts from tariffs, markets seem to view them as negotiating tactics rather than imminent threats.
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