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Skittish investors looking for signs of relief
A trader on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange on Monday. (Brendan McDermid/Reuters) I’m a senior business reporter here at CBC News. Investors spent the day searching for signs that a deal could be reached. No deal emerged and stocks swung wildly between steep losses and slim gains.
But specific sectors are still getting clobbered. Apple’s three-day loss in market value now stands at nearly $640 billion US ($912 billion Cdn).
The White House says dozens of countries have reached out to start negotiations with the Trump administration.
The next deadline for Trump’s sweeping tariffs comes at midnight Tuesday, all but ensuring another wild day on global markets tomorrow.

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