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Amazon (AMZN.O) U.S. stocks fell nearly 9% after the bell.

Investment Company Institute (ICI): U.S. money market assets reached $7.8 trillion.

The United States will eliminate 1,675 reciprocal tariffs on Argentine products.

White House: (On the Iran issue) Trump has many other options besides diplomacy.

The White House: (On the issue of South Korean tariffs) I have not yet received a relevant timetable.

White House: Talks with Iran on Friday will focus on diplomatic efforts, as President Trump wants to see if a deal can be reached.

White House: U.S. President Trump’s meeting with insurance companies will be held; the time has not yet been determined.

US White House: (On the Cuba issue) Trump is always willing to engage in diplomatic activities.

The White House: The Cuban government is in danger.

The White House: The United States will continue to discuss new agreements with Russia.

The White House: I believe something is happening to the Cuban government.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Canadian companies are neither investing enough nor fast enough in new technologies compared with our U.S. competitor, which is hurting our competitive position.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Structural headwinds are not temporary; there are fundamental rifts in our trade relationship with the United States.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Some of the weakness is structural, which means if we cut interest rates too much, it will fuel inflation in the future.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: If we believe that the weakness is entirely cyclical, we may well be able to provide more monetary policy stimulus.

Mexico’s central bank: Will continue to evaluate the impact of taxes and tariffs.

Bank of Canada Governor MacCallum: We are currently experiencing extremely rapid structural changes.

Mexico’s central bank: Changes in the new U.S. government’s economic policies continue to add uncertainty to forecasts.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Historically, most cycles are more demand-driven.

The Bank of Mexico: The average annualized core inflation rate is expected to be 3.4% in the fourth quarter of 2026, compared with the previous forecast of 3.0%; the average annualized core inflation rate is expected to be 3.0% in the fourth quarter of 2027, consistent with the previous forecast.