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Oil surges to $100 per barrel. And, Trump imposes a new round of tariffs

Global markets are reacting to a spike in oil prices to $100 per barrel and the implementation of new tariffs by Donald Trump.

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Oil prices have surged to $100 per barrel while Donald Trump has imposed a new round of global tariffs. These developments coincide with Intel earnings reports and general geopolitical tension.

Coverage from NPR, The Economist, and CNBC emphasizes the immediate impact on oil and trade policy. Bloomberg reports that these factors, alongside technology sector concerns, have left traders on edge heading into the weekend.

Attention is focused on the trajectory of global goods trade following the May increase and the subsequent impact of the new tariffs, as noted by the Wall Street Journal.

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What is the current price of oil according to reports?

Oil has surged to $100 per barrel.

What trade actions were taken by Donald Trump?

He has imposed a new round of global tariffs.

How did global goods trade perform in May?

According to the Wall Street Journal, global goods trade rose in May.

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