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1. US stocks back in negative territory as rally fizzles

   Keep up to date with all of the latest developments as the world economy continues to grapple with the US tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump last week.

2. US tariffs to take effect tonight including 104% on China

   The United States has said that 104% duties on imports from China will take effect shortly after midnight Washington time, even as the Trump administration moved to quickly start talks with other trading partners targeted by President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff plan.

3. False X post blamed for US markets' rollercoaster day

   A false X post from an anonymous user has been blamed for a dramatic swing on US markets yesterday, which one investment strategist described as the most memorable day of trade in decades.

4. World markets rebound after recent heavy losses

   European stock markets moved higher this morning after similar recoveries for Asian equities that followed huge losses triggered by US President Donald Trump's tariffs.

5. Tariff supports have to be 'sustainable' - Taoiseach

   Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said any supports to help businesses affected by US tariffs needs to be "financially sustainable" in the medium and long-term.

6. Manager who said 'culture of sexism' prevailed wins €48k

   A slaughterhouse safety manager, who said a "toxic" workplace environment where she was called a "prostitute" and a "doll" facilitated alleged "bully-boy behaviour" towards her by a State employee, has won €48,000 in compensation after she was penalised for making a complaint.

7. Trade war threat to impact housing market - report

   The threat of a trade war will influence how the housing market will perform this year, according to a new report by My Home in association with Bank of Ireland.

8. Estate agent who denied quitting loses dismissal claim

   An estate agent who denied he meant he was quitting when he told his boss "I don't feel like going into work today" has lost a claim for unfair dismissal.

9. Trump to sign orders to boost US coal industry - sources

   US President Donald Trump will sign executive orders today aimed at boosting the nation's coal industry, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

10. Will a boycott of US goods and businesses have an impact?

    Consumers are responding to Trump's tariffs by boycotting US products, but it's complex given how embedded US businesses are in global retail