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I'm a business editor in London for The New York Times. Also a husband, father, brother, former lawn mower.
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Stocks post a weekly gain, carried by hope for easing trade tensions

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By Danielle Kaye Verified, Kevin Granville Verified, Meaghan Tobin Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
The stock market recorded a weekly gain, as investors latch on to any signs of easing trade tensions. The S&P 500, which was roughly flat in early trading Friday before rising 0.7% for the day, ended the week 4.6% higher. Still, the index remains sharply lower since President Donald Trump returned to office. The stock market has seen dramatic swings in recent days, with Wall Street grasping for scraps of information about tariffs, trade and other crucial issues that can shift from day to day.
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Stocks on Track for a Weekly Gain

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By Danielle Kaye Verified, Kevin Granville Verified
| Herald/Review Media Verified
The stock market was heading for a weekly gain despite pointing to a lower open Friday, as investors latch on to any signs of easing trade tensions. The head of an American business group in China on Friday said that the Chinese government was considering exempting some products from its 125% retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.
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Markets Rise on Hints of Easing Trade Tensions

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By Kevin Granville Verified, Meaghan Tobin Verified
| Flipboard
4 hours ago Days before the country’s April 28 election, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’ remarks come on the heels of President Donald Trump suggesting he might raise tariffs, currently at 25%, on cars imported from Canada.
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