Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finished his visit to Washington, D.C., without any public commitment by President Donald Trump to roll back the 17% tariff he is imposing on Israeli goods.

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But he also threatened to raise cumulative tariffs on China to over 100% — a move that could lead to massive price increases ...

Stocks looked set to recover somewhat from Monday's falls on Tuesday, as speculation and news around US President Donald Trump's tariffs has been fuelling market volatility. Noting that "intraday ...

President Trump meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as global concern about Trump's tariffs intensifies.

Officials are increasingly playing up negotiations, meeting with business groups and calling for tax cuts to offset the ...

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday said that Israel plans to reduce tariffs and ease trade barriers with the ...

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During a meeting in the Oval Office, Netanyahu said Israel would move swiftly to close the trade gap and reduce trade barriers.