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her. Stanley Widianto and Joshua Partlow report: "'We have turned down a lot of deals,' Trump Jr. said at a news conference in the capital city of Jakarta. 'We made a very conscious decision of the family not to do that right now.' The Trump Organization has promised it would make no new foreign deal

begun to boil, business sentiment and capital spending have softened further, global growth remains weak and inflation expectations have fallen," Morgan Stanley's Ellen Zentner wrote on Monday. "Heightened market volatility and increased news flow on trade may soften consumer sentiment and spending." Goldma

ther. Stanley Widianto and Joshua Partlow report: "'We have turned down a lot of deals,' Trump Jr. said at a news conference in the capital city of Jakarta. 'We made a very conscious decision of the family not to do that right now.' The Trump Organization EFTA00043470 has promised it would make no ne

s begun to boil, business sentiment and capital spending have softened further, global growth remains weak and inflation expectations have fallen," Morgan Stanley's Ellen Zentner wrote on Monday. "Heightened market volatility and increased news flow on trade may soften consumer sentiment and spending." Goldman