Gold gained over 70 USD per ounce, driven by a disappointing US jobs report and newly announced import tariffs by Donald Trump.

Increased consumer spending and decreased imports helped the US GDP grow by 3% in the second quarter, reversing the decline in the first quarter.

President Donald Trump says a trade deal with India is not yet finalized and warned of high tariffs as the August 1 deadline approaches.

Major U.S. stock market indices have hit new records as the economic outlook brightens with reduced import tariff concerns.

Europe lacked the leverage it thought it had against the US, ultimately accepting a deal tilted in Washington's favor.

This weekend's meeting between US and EU leaders is expected to lead to a trade agreement, helping to stabilize markets before the August 1 deadline.

European Union (EU) member states have voted to approve retaliatory tariffs on 93 billion euros worth of US goods if trade negotiations fail.

The price of gold surged nearly 50 USD in the first trading session of the week, primarily due to uncertainty surrounding the approaching US import tariff deadline.

Chinese customs data reveals a sevenfold increase in rare earth magnet exports to the US in June compared to May.

Japan was among the first countries to start negotiations with the US, but an agreement remains elusive, with Trump repeatedly complaining about Japan's "tough" stance.

Despite exceeding forecasts, China's economic growth masks underlying struggles with declining wages, late payments, and weak consumer demand.

The US president plans to notify smaller trade partners of a common tariff rate, slightly above the current 10%.

Indonesia's import tariffs reduced from 32% to 19% in exchange for eliminating tariffs on US goods and purchasing tens of billions of USD worth of American products.

European commission president Ursula von der Leyen announced another postponement of retaliatory tariffs against the US to allow for trade agreement negotiations.