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Second hand home sales fell by more than anticipated last month.
The US President sounded a conciliatory tone regarding the country's trade disputes with Beijing.
Economic activity in the single currency bloc continued to cool in April, as new orders fell more rapidly and weaker confidence in the outlook, preliminary survey results revealed.
The head of America's Treasury believes that the trade war with China will de-escalate.
The Russian president has offered to stop the invasion of Ukraine at the point where the frontline currently stands.
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a 30-hour halt to attacks on Ukraine at the weekend.
Factory sector activity in the US mid-Atlantic region shrank sharply in April, as trade tariffs began to bite, according to the results of a closely followed survey.
Industrial production in the US dipped last month, but only due to a drop in output from utilities.
Spending by Americans spiked last month, in part due to an attempt to front run the imminent imposition of import tariffs.
Beijing was open to talks with the US if Washington first committed to a number of conditions.
Consumer confidence in the US worsened again as short-term inflation expectations hit their highest level in nearly half a century, the results of a closely followed survey revealed.
Wholesale prices in the States undershot market forecasts last month, partly as a result of a decline in energy costs.
China raised its tariffs on American goods again, but said that it would ignore any further increases on the part of Washington.
The cost of living in the US came in under economists' forecasts for the month of March, with inflation dragged down by a slump in energy quotes.
The White House hit pause on its 'reciprocal tariffs' for all countries - save China - setting off a furious rally on Wall Street.
The sell-off in safe-haven US Treasuries extended on Wednesday, as global markets reacted to Donald Trump’s tariff regime coming into effect.
The head of the US central bank sounded a slightly less 'dovish' note at the end of the week, but did not believe that there was any need to hurry and act.
Hiring in the US accelerated unexpectedly last month as hiring in Education and Leisure picked up.
The number of job openings in the US dipped in February, as did the number of so-called 'quits'.
The growth in the number of home sales signed in the US continued to be subdued last month.