U.S. tariffs “unjustified”, Britain’s May tells Trump on call
The leaders spoke for the first time since the announcement in a 30-minute call and agreed to discuss the issue further at the G7 summit in Canada later this week.
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Gold may hit $1,400 in ’19 on `powerful fuel’ of weak dollar
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