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Trump signals flexibility on tariffs | Stocks rise | Venezuela hit with new sanctions

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President Donald Trump signals potential flexibility on new tariffs, hinting that some countries may get exemptions. Reports of a possible reprieve sent U.S. stocks higher, while the White House warns against expecting major concessions. Meanwhile, Trump announces a $21 billion Hyundai investment in the U.S. and imposes a 25% tariff on countries buying Venezuelan oil, escalating trade tensions.

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