What a week it’s been. Wall Street rallied Friday but all three major indexes closed the week in the red as President Donald Trump’s budding trade war has sent jitters through US markets.

One piece of uncertainty hanging over Wall Street may be clearing after the Senate made moves to prevent a possible partial shutdown of the U.S. government. A deadline is looming at midnight for it.

U.S. stocks are rallying, though not by enough to keep Wall Street from a fourth straight losing week. The S&P 500 rose 1.9% Friday, a day after closing more than

But uncertainty around Trump's tariff policy continues to grip Wall Street, and his trade war has only intensified this week. The president has vowed to respond to tariffs planned by the EU and Canada in response to US duties on steel and aluminum imports — most notably leading off Thursday by threatening a 200% tariff on imports of EU wines and spirits.

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U.S. stock indexes fell on Thursday following President Donald Trump's threat to impose additional tariffs on imports from the European Union, although data showing cooling inflation offered some respite.