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More Trump-Inspired Confusion and A Slightly Softer Dollar

August 19, 2026

President Trump claims the Strait of Hormuz is cleared of mines and back to normal. Other reports suggest that little shipping traffic is passing through that crucial channel. A U.S.-threatened 50% tariff on many Canadian goods that was to go into effect today was paused last night at least for 3 days as President Trump […] More

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