Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Trump Calls for Death Penalty for Drug Dealers to Combat Opioids — President Donald Trump called for drug dealers to receive the death-penalty in some cases as part of his administration’s effort to address the opioid crisis.
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Stocks Decline as Trump Cabinet Turmoil Deepens
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Stocks Decline as Trump Cabinet Turmoil Deepens — U.S. equities fell for the second straight day as markets took in Tuesday’s economic and political news. The 10-year Treasury yield fell while the dollar held steady.
Trump Signals Metals Tariff Exemption for ‘Our Ally’ Australia
Gold Silver Reports – Trump Signals Metals-Tariff Exemption for ‘Our Ally’ Australia — President DonaldTrump said Friday that he was working on a security agreement with Australia that would exempt the country from planned tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Trump’s Historic Bet on Kim Summit Shatters Decades of Orthodoxy
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Donald Trump took the biggest gamble of his presidency on Thursday, breaking decades of U.S. diplomatic orthodoxy by accepting an invitation to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Trump Says Cohn Might Return Someday to His Administration
Gold Silver Reports – President Donald Trump said Gary Cohn might return to his administration some day even as he teased the departing economic adviser for being weak on tariffs.
Stocks Leap as Investors Question Whether Trump will Really Risk a Trade War
Gold Silver Reports – Stocks shook off morning losses Monday and surged, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 index to its best day in a week. It’s the latest turn for a market-suddenly prone to quick shifts not only day-to-day but also hour-to-hour, as investors question whether President Trump will really risk a trade war.
Barclays Reports £1.9bn Loss Amid Trump Tax Changes
Gold Silver Reports – Barclays reports £1.9bn loss amid Trump tax changes — Hefty charges related to Donald Trump’s corporate tax changes, the cost of exiting Africa, the collapse of Carillion and legal battles pushed Barclays nearly £2bn into the red last year. Chief executive Jes Staley, who hailed a year of “considerable strategic progress,” collected a pay package of £3.9m, down from £4.2m, with his annual bonus cut to £1.07m from £1.3m and benefits also down, while his salary stayed at £2.4m.