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US strikes trade deal with China

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Best Buy, RH, and 5 More Retail Stocks to Buy If a China Trade Deal Really Happens
With a trade agreement with the U.K. on the books, investors are feeling hopeful more meaningful deals that could follow, particularly with China. That could boost a number of consumer names. J.P. Morgan analyst Christopher Horvers examined the tariff-exposed stocks he covers—excluding companies that benefit from the levies such as auto-parts retailers gaining from levies on new vehicles,

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Consumer relief from U.S.-China trade deal sends retailers’ stocks surging
US stocks end sharply higher on China-US trade deal. S&P 500 hits more than 2-month high
Trump’s Tariffs On China Slashed For 90 Days—Latest Big Tariff Flip-Flop Since ‘Liberation Day’
the U.S. will roll back its tariffs on Chinese goods to 30% for 90 days as the Trump administration negotiates with Beijing—the latest backtracking the White House has done on its sweeping tariffs

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US tariff pause on Beijing puts pressure on 'China-plus-one' countries
Who blinked first? How the US and China broke their trade deadlock
US slashes 'de minimis' tariff on small China parcels to as low as 30%
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An uneasy US-China détente on tariffs
VIEW Investor reaction to US-China trade and tariffs agreement
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Best Buy Stock Soars as Tariff Rollback Sparks Rally
Today’s surge pushed BBY back above its year-over-year breakeven level, though the stock remains down 13.4% in 2025. On the charts, the equity is gapping back above the $72 level -- an area that briefly acted as support in March, before President Donald Trump’s April 2 tariff rollout sent the shares tumbling to their lowest level since early 2020.
Everything the UK can now sell and buy from the US after Trump trade deal
The deal, which the UK government has said will save “thousands of jobs”, will see car export tariffs slashed from 27.5 per cent to 10 per cent, for a quota of 100,000 UK cars. This, the government said, is almost the total the UK exported last year.
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