The opportunity of peace in the Middle East and the US-China trade war
Sharma El Sheikh, Egypt, Egypt, Egypt, Egypt, Egypt, October 2, between US President Donald Trump Gavahava, ahead of the Family Photo at the Summit of the World Leaders of the Gaza War.
Suzanne Planket | Rooters
This may not be Christmas, but the war is over in the Middle East – at least according to US President Donald Trump.
On Monday, Trump announced that at Nestate in Israel’s Parliament “Long and painful dreams” ended at the end For both Israeli and Palestine. According to reporters, reporters asked if the war was over in the Middle East, Trump gave a clear “yes”.
This is how optimistic mood enters the market for different reasons. Later Is hitting China at 100% extra rates And on Friday, Trump postponed his role by posting the truth on social, while promoting sales. With China “it will be all right”??
And thus happens Taco back to the trade of ‘S: The US major stock index was re -renovated with technology shares. Quantum computing names popped Later JP Morgan Chase He announced that he would invest $ 10 billion in important sector for national interest.
In the meantime, when broadcom a jointly partnership – who else? – Open to create and use custom chips. But where it keeps it NvidiaThe second closest and beloved of the Open, and whose chips depend on the ChatGPT manufacturer, is a question.
Although Christmas has not yet arrived, the Openi looks like the Santa Claus of the sector, whom it has Abdomen – and, importantly, cash, according to Orcal??
– CNBC’s Holly Elect contributed to the report.
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And finally …
US President Donald Trump joined New York City, New York, the US, the US, September 23, 2025 with Argentina President Jovie Milli during the 80th United Nations General Assembly.
Alexander Drago | Rooters
The United States has entered with the fantastic bailout of Argentina. Here is what it means
In a move of that treasury secretary Announced by Scott Besse On Thursday, on Social Media Site X, the US Argentine’s Central Bank is providing a $ 20 billion currency swap line – basically exchanging stable American dollars with volatile paceos.
In Argentina, there is a step in the backdrop of liquidity concerns that threatened stability for the country because it has faced midterm elections. The same part with this initiative is financial and political donation, which shows the first US intervention of this nature since the release of Mexico in 1995.
– Jef cocks
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