European markets close higher, extending positive momentum
LONDON — European stocks closed higher on Monday, extending positive momentum at the start of the new trading week after global markets rallied last week.
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LONDON — European stocks closed higher on Monday, extending positive momentum at the start of the new trading week after global markets rallied last week.
Shares of former President Donald Trump's social media company on Monday touched their lowest price since they began public trading on the Nasdaq nearly five months ago after a merger.
NEW DELHI (AP) — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Ukraine this week and meet with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the two countries announced Monday, weeks after he met President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
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If not for the trade war between the world’s two largest economies, Easy Signs would now be hiring dozens of workers at its factory in Allentown, Pa. It would be readying plans to build a second plant somewhere out West — Salt Lake City was a contender — generating another 100 jobs.
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Most worrying is what Maurice Obstfeld at the Peterson Institute recently called “a deep distrust of economic openness” – a bipartisan consensus that the open trade which has been nurtured by the US for the past seven decades is doing more harm than good to the nation.