Viktor Shvets, Head of Global Desk Strategy at Macquarie Capital, says the recent tariff deals the U.S. has struck with other nations have given the markets something to cheer about, but he questions how much risk premia are still attached to the U.

President Donald Trump has begun announcing a suite of new bilateral trade agreements. The details of the deals — and who, if anyone, stands to benefit — remain largely unknown. On Tuesday, Trump heralded three new agreements with Indonesia,

Denim is a back-to-campus staple, and plenty of jeans are on sale at Madewell. A spillproof water bottle that’ll keep water cold for the entire school day. A classic Hydro Flask, which is over half off in three nice colors: white, indigo, and purple.

The EU and U.S. are closing in on a deal that would impose 15% tariffs on European imports, while waiving duties on some items, according to officials from the European Commission. Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said U.S. and Chinese officials will meet in Stockholm next week.

If you missed out on Prime Day savings, we’re still seeing insane back-to-school savings of up to 90% on select tech. Tablets, printers, and portable power supplies are also heavily discounted ahead of the school year.

July 23 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 notched a record high close on Wednesday, lifted by Nvidia and GE Vernova, as the European Union and the U.S. appeared headed toward a trade deal similar to an agreement U.S. President Donald Trump struck with Japan.

The tariff rate for goods imported into the U.S. from both the Philippines and Indonesia will be 19%, the president said.

Natori’s “unicorn of undergarments ” is always part of Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale — and this year it’s $45 and comes in charcoal gray, beige, and teal. (Size availability is quickly dwindling for the first two, though.) This one “moves with your body” while providing lift, and it’s over 30 percent off in two colors.

By Dawn Kopecki and Lananh Nguyen NEW YORK (Reuters) -Companies worldwide are pursuing bigger deals in the second half of this year as executives get increasingly comfortable with volatile markets and unpredictable world politics,