South Korea And The United States Have Established A Shipbuilding Cooperation Center

The Probability That The Federal Reserve Will Hold Rates Steady In July Is 65.3%

The Brazilian Government Will Initiate Procedures Under The Reciprocity Law And Submit The Matter To The WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism

The Statement Indicates That The Brazilian Government Refuses To Accept The 12.5% Tariff Imposed By The United States On Brazilian Goods

A Senior U.S. Official Said President Trump Will Use All The Tools At His Disposal To Achieve His Desired Goals, Including Tariffs

A Senior U.S. Official Said Tariffs On Some Countries, Including India, Will Be Reduced From 12.5% To 10%

A Senior U.S. Official Said The Section 301 Investigation Into Overcapacity Is Still Ongoing, But Requires A Great Deal Of Research And Analysis

According To Filings With The U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission (SEC), Lockheed Martin Received Approximately $140 Million In Tax Refunds Related To Previous Tariff Assessments In The Six Months Ending June 28. The Existing Tariffs Are Not Expected To Have A Significant Long-term Impact On Operating Results

Affected By The Sharp Rise In Naphtha Prices, Japan Has Become A Net Importer Of Petrochemical Products

Foreign Central Banks Held $24.814 Billion In U.S. Treasury Securities In The Week Ending July 17, Compared To $639 Million In The Previous Week

The U.S. Is Pressuring Saudi Arabia To Sign The Abraham Accords, Warning That Otherwise The Nuclear Deal Will Be "nullified."