Wall Street on Tuesday fluctuated just under record levels as uncertainty over trade developments again put pressure on sentiment, a day after a broad sell-off. U.S. President Donald Trump said there would be no extension to the August 1 deadline for reciprocal tariffs to come into effect after sending trade letters to several countries,

President Trump on Tuesday insisted there would be “no extensions” on tariffs set to go into effect on dozens of countries on Aug. 1, despite saying a day earlier that the deadline was

"I would say firm, but not 100% firm," Trump told reporters at a dinner with visiting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when asked if Aug. 1 deadline was firm. Pressed on whether the letters were his final offer, Trump replied: "I would say final -- but if they call with a different offer, and I like it, then we'll do it."