2025-01-27
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The US And Colombia negotiate an end to a weekend tariff standoff.
Plus investors await the Fed's latest interest rate move this week.
There is a growing sense that the Fed just needs to see more out of what's going on in policy in Washington like tariffs.
There's also just what's going on in the economy.
The same things that are signs of a strong economy, like persistent inflation, are also things that worry people about the economy.
And we'll get the reaction to President Trump's idea to clean out Gaza by sending Palestinians to Jordan and Egypt.
It's Monday, January 27th.
I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal and here is the AM edition of what's news, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
A short lived but testy war of words between President Donald Trump and Colombia has ended, with the US backing off on threats to impose 25% tariffs on the South American country.
Trump had issued that threat yesterday afternoon after Colombia refused to allow a pair of milit planes carrying migrants to land there.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro initially threatened counterterroriffs on US Goods before his government later agreed to take back deported Colombians, averting a trade battle between the close economic partners.
Colombia consistently allowed deportation flights from the US during the Biden administration, including eight this month already, according to US Immigration advocacy group Witness at the Border.
The the standoff comes as U.S.
authorities made more than 950 arrests Sunday in a slew of deportation raids in cities including Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston and Denver.
Meanwhile, in a dramatic shift in U.S.
policy toward the war in Gaza, President Trump over the weekend said that he wants to clean out the Gaza Strip and send refugees from there to Egypt and Jordan, either temporarily or for the long term.
Here he was speaking to reporters on Air Force One.