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Welcome to this week’s HotCopper market-watch podcast! Each week, HotCopper’s senior markets reporter Jonathon Davidson and I will take you through all the week’s biggest news headlines and what they mean for Aussie investors.

In Episode 4, it’s all about Trump: The U.S. President has made good on his tariff threats – and, at the same time, waded deeper into the Russia-Ukraine debates.

Also on the docket, Tesla’s sales struggles Down Under, the possible looming end of the Mesoblast (ASX:MSB) juggernaut run, OPEC Plus stopping its oil price prop up, KALiNA Power (ASX:KPO) and its cash problems, and lamb.

We also take a peek under the hood to see what HotCopper users have watched this week.

For the full podcast episode, you can listen above – right here in the browser.

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