Trump news at a glance: no end in sight to tariff pain; wrongly deported man wins US return

Trump told he's causing US economy worst self-inflicted wound'; supreme court orders Salvadorian man's return - key US politics stories from 10 April at a glance

It was another day of chaos on Thursday as markets sank again after a short-lived rally . The optimism brought about by Donald Trump's retreat on global reciprocal" tariffs quickly evaporated amid investor fears over ongoing uncertainty. Near the end of a wild week - with the US imposing 145% tariffs on China and Beijing looking like it won't back down - the markets are weary.

Stocks were even unresponsive to news on Thursday morning that the European Union announced it would suspend 25% retaliatory tariffs against US imports and new data showed inflation in the US cooled to 2.4% in March - both would typically be cause for optimism on Wall Street.