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Trump’s discounts continues to sweep the United States government, and even Beni does not save

Lolls of American penalties are seen in this illustrative form in Washington, DC, February 10, 2025.

Saul Loop AFP | Gety pictures

A little more than three weeks have passed since the second period of US President Donald Trump, and the White House’s ads wave does not show any sign of abandonment.

The administration is scheduled to stop the enforcement of the corrupt foreign practices law, and President Trump, director of the Government Ethics Office, has removed (moments!) Even my humble between me did not survive, as Trump ordered the stopping of sharks.

For investors, the dismantling of ethics regulations will definitely raise questions. How will American companies now do themselves, especially in the markets where corruption is more prevalent? Will more brown envelopes undergo tables, all in the name of keeping or winning business? Will you replace the rule of law with the amount of business provided by the company?

There are no direct answers to these questions, but we expect to hear two years and economists in the coming days.

Well, at least when the shark still exists.

– Lim Hui J.

What you need to know today

Altman refuses 97.4 billion dollars to Openai by investors led by Musk
CNBC confirmed that Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, is leading a group of investors in providing control over Openai for $ 97.4 billion. The offer is dedicated to non -profit organizations that oversee the start of artificial intelligence behind ChatGPT. However, the CEO of Openai Sam Altman wrote on After x“No, thank you, but we will buy Twitter for $ 9.74 billion if you want.” Musk then answered to the Openai president X called “crook.

Steel stocks rise on Trump’s tariff
Steel and aluminum shares rose on Monday after US President Donald Trump said that he will impose a 25 % fee on all mineral imports in the United States, and aluminum tariff will add approximately 30 cents for prices, including transportation and other costs, according to JPMorgan. The bank expects the domestic production of aluminum to increase as a result of the definitions.

Trump to stop the implementation of the corrupt foreign practices law
Trump was appointed to sign an executive order directed Ministry of Justice To stop implementing a half -century -old law prohibits American companies and foreign companies from bribery of foreign governments officials to obtain or preserve business. Pause Criminal prosecutions It will be implemented to avoid the position of American companies in an undoubted position for foreign competitors.

The markets ignore the concerns of tariffs
American stocks rose on Monday, backed by the names of major technology, and while traders were bypassing the last introductory threat from President Donald Trump. Dow Jones Industrial Meverugal added 0.38 %, led by 4.8 % profit in McDonald’s. S&P has gained 0.67 %, and the Nasdaq compound increased by 0.98 %. European stocks were closed at an increase in the record, as Stoxx 600 increased by 0.58 % by 0.58 % in a record of 545.92 points and with all sectors in green.

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Traders reduce interest rates
Investors reduce their expectations further to reduce interest rates from the Federal Reserve this year, as their concerns about the definitions and the impact that can be on inflation increases. Economists have warned that a large -scale trade war can significantly raise prices, and consumers seem to be anxious as well. The bottom line

Finally …

The pennies are displayed in Glenview Coin & Collectibles 6 July 2006 at Glenview, Elliwi.

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