The global stock selloff extended to a sixth day. The US announced a 10% minimum tariff, with rates of 15% and higher for a range of countries. The average US tariff rate will rise to 15.2% if rates are implemented as announced, according to Bloomberg Economics. Here's a list of the levies.

Bank chief executive officers are being asked for their pitches on monetizing mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, including a major public offering of stock.

Switzerland was hit with a 39% tariff rate; the Swiss franc fell. Trump said the US will put a 35% levy on some imports from Canada, although the administration kept in place an exemption for goods traded under the rules of the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement.

?Taiwan said a 20% duty is “temporary” and expects a reduction after talks.

Friday's July US jobs report is forecast to show employment likely moderated, while the unemployment rate is seen ticking up to 4.2%. Bloomberg Economics expects underlying job gains at a level that should keep unemployment stable.