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Stocks sink after report says Trump could follow through with tariffs on $200 billion worth Chinese imports to the US

Stocks fell sharply Thursday after Bloomberg reported the Trump administration could follow through with tariffs on roughly $200 billion worth of Chinese imports as soon as the public comment period next week.

fell sharply Thursday after reported the

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