
Midterms and Tariffs: What Changes for US Importers
Tariffs are on the ballot. Democratic wins would shift the trade debate but fall short of rollbacks, Reuters reports — tariff power stays with the White House.
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Tariffs are on the ballot. Democratic wins would shift the trade debate but fall short of rollbacks, Reuters reports — tariff power stays with the White House.

Apple reports fiscal Q4 today at 5 p.m. ET. The revenue bar sits at $113.4 billion — above Apple's own guidance — with iPhone 18 Pro demand in the spotlight.

A US Canada trade deal is close, Trump says after his Nov 1 call with Carney. Steel and auto tariff relief and a $20 billion overhang hang on the midterms.

Gold should have thrived on war, falling yields and a softer dollar this week. Instead, the gold price fell below $4,000 and closed its worst October since 2008.

USTR's proposed two-month Section 301 China tariff suspension extension pushes the deadline past November 9 — what importers must fix before January.

Saudi Arabia's oil production jumped by over 2 million barrels per day in September, pushing OPEC+ output higher despite geopolitical disruptions.

Intel's latest warning of significant cash burn this year intensifies pressure on its foundry strategy, raising questions about its turnaround timeline and customer prospects.

European courts uphold a €4.1 billion fine against Google for Android antitrust violations, while the FTC reportedly advances a broad probe into Microsoft, signaling renewed global scrutiny of Big Tech.

BYD's earnings missed estimates, per OilPrice, as China's EV price war compresses margins across the sector. What the miss reveals about margin math, export pressure and the battery supply chain's ripple effects.

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has been caught up in a reported Chinese spy probe, per Investing.com, and AI stocks slid on the news — a jolt that pushes the chip war from commerce into personal and legal territory.