US Futures Slip After Trump Announces 35% Tariffs on Canada

US futures dip after new Trump tariffs, while major indices eye a muted weekly finish.
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US futures dip after new Trump tariffs, while major indices eye a muted weekly finish.
FTSE 100 rose as energy stocks gained, Sainsbury, Kitwave, and Mpac fell on cautious outlooks and profit warnings.
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