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Automakers get walloped by new Trump tariffs.

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Established cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum are more likely to recover from a crash.

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Global automaker stocks are tumbling Thursday, a day after President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on the import of foreign-made cars and auto parts not compliant with the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

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While many strategists have been lowering their S&P 500 year-end targets, they don't think a sell-off in large-cap tech stocks is likely to continue.

Serbian oil company NIS, majority-owned by Russia's Gazprom Neft and Gazprom, is likely to get a last-minute, 30-day extension to its waiver from U.S. sanctions, the CEO of state gas company Srbijagas said on Thursday. The previous waiver is due to expire at midnight, and if it is not extended NIS could face crude supply cuts. NIS operates the only oil refinery in Serbia, which has annual capacity of 4.8 million tons and covers most of the Balkan country's needs.

U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has asked oil and biofuels producers to hash out a deal on the next phase of the nation's biofuels policy to avoid the kind of political clashes that marked his first term, according to four people familiar with the matter. Big Oil and the Farm Belt's biofuels makers are traditional competitors for share in the multibillion-dollar U.S. gasoline market. The White House directive has already yielded at least two bilateral meetings, including one hosted last week by the American Petroleum Institute, said the sources, who include Will Hupman, API's vice president of downstream policy, and three others who asked not to be named.

(Reuters) -Paul Atkins, a former Wall Street regulator whom President Donald Trump has tapped to run the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, is set to testify at a Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday at a time of major change at the agency and across the federal workforce. Jonathan Gould, Trump's nominee to supervise the largest U.S. banks as comptroller of the currency, is also set to appear, along with Luke Pettit and Marcus Molinaro, Trump's picks for senior roles at the Treasury and Transportation departments, respectively. In prepared remarks released Wednesday, Atkins avoided addressing White House efforts to slash the SEC's workforce as part of broader government cuts, instead pledging to deliver regulation that would benefit the crypto industry and prevent "overly politicized" regulations from stifling free enterprise.