The deal — which includes a 15% tariff on Japanese exports to the US — is seen by many domestically as a capitulation to Trump.

Inflation peaked at 34% after the government cut a costly fuel subsidy in 2023, a move economists say was needed despite the short-term pain.

Tomorrow’s meeting comes as both countries ramp up drone attacks, and as Trump increases pressure on Moscow to reach a ceasefire.

The two sides are due to agree a final peace treaty next month, after a preliminary deal was agreed in Qatar.

China is forecast to account for almost 60% of all renewable energy capacity installed worldwide between now and 2030.

US administration officials concluded that the satellite firm’s contracts were too important to cut.

The apparent rejection came as a South African industry body warned the country faced a ‘serious threat’ as a result of US tariff threats and aid cuts.

Senegal’s finance ministry said officials were recalculating the country’s GDP using an updated base year, a move that could improve its debt metrics.

Mexican officials have long argued that cracking down on domestic crime would be easier if the US stopped gunmakers from trafficking firearms to their country.

The suspension came amid accusations of abuse and corruption, though the move failed to assuage political allies who wanted a firmer response.

‘Don’t kill them, but ensure their legs are broken,’ the president said, vowing to protect businesses from ongoing protests that have hit the economy.

President Javier Milei, who has slashed public spending by 30% since taking office in 2023, vowed to veto the legislation.