Asian equities and European futures rose on Thursday, buoyed by the 90-day delay in the implementation of US tariffs
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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Asian shares rose on Thursday, boosted by the 90-day postponement of US tariffs, but excluding China, where trade tensions have intensified. The dollar struggled to hold gains and US stocks fell after an initial rally. President Trump raised tariffs on Chinese imports, and China responded with additional duties. Vietnam announced an agreement for trade talks with the US. The Hang Seng index rose despite the yuan's fall, and investors await the US March inflation report.
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