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stocks experienced a sell-off on Monday due to fears of a global trade war triggered by President Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China. However, losses eased after tariffs on Mexican imports were paused. All three major U.S. indexes initially plunged but partially recovered after Mexico agreed to reinforce its northern border.
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