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"Unless that changes, the dollar will remain on a much longer leash than any currency should rightfully have."

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"At the core of the problem is that foreign investors are simply no longer willing to finance US twin deficits at current level of prices."

Walmart’s (WMT) stock and strategic outlook remain steady despite President Trump’s directive for the retailer to “eat the tariffs,” following Walmart’s indication that it may raise prices in response to rising import costs. Currently, tariffs include a 30% levy on Chinese goods and a 10% tariff on imports from most other countries—a significant concern for Walmart, given that around 60% of its imports come from China. With operating margins typically in the narrow 4% to 5% range, the company fa

President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs have given many Americans whiplash. The list of companies announcing price changes as a result is equally daunting.

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