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I'm Taylor Riggs and this is the Fox Business Rundown. Monday, May 5th, 2025. Last week, the market saw nine straight days of gains,

with the S&P 500 hitting its longest winning streak in two decades. This spells good news

for investors who didn't blink in the face of tariff fears. People are not necessarily as panicked as they were, you know, on liberation day,

and so therefore cooler heads prevailed and look what happens.

The jobs report last week painted a picture of a resilient U.S. economy

with better than expected numbers on job growth and unemployment.

The president and his economic team took this reading as a good sign,

as many economic pundits had been anticipating a cooling labor market

as a consequence of the Trump administration's tariffs.

The president over the weekend reiterated his commitment to negotiating these trade deals,

telling the press that the U.S. has a list of meetings

with multiple trade partners to talk deals. According to President Trump, that list includes

talks with China, which the president says is his main priority. Still without a finalized deal,

the administration is doubling down on their tariff strategy, calling for a 100%

tariff on films produced overseas. The president explained that this was coming in response to

foreign tax incentives that have drawn so many Hollywood productions to shoot outside the United

States. This movie tariff concept will present unique challenges for the administration in determining

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