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Trump rules out rate cuts and threatens trade restrictions on some countries

Donald Trump said there should be no interest-rate cut and that the United States would not trade with some countries. The countries and whether formal measures were enacted are not identified.

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The statements could affect monetary-policy expectations and international trade, but their practical scope is unclear.

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Trump again threatens trade halt unless Federal Reserve cuts rates

Donald Trump again threatened to stop trading with many countries unless the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates. He also reportedly plans permanent White House fencing, but no trade halt is confirmed.

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Trump threatens Fed and uses trade pressure over interest rates

Donald Trump is reported to have threatened the Federal Reserve and said trade with surplus countries could be halted unless rates are cut. The headline describes proposed pressure and threats, not a confirmed policy action.

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