President Trump warned Iran on Thursday that the United States is prepared to launch what he termed “ECONOMIC D-DAY” if Tehran does not make progress on reopening the Strait of Hormuz or agree to end the nearly six-month war. Speaking at a press conference, Trump said economic pressure would be intensified unless diplomatic solutions are reached.

In a separate development, the Federal Trade Commission issued new guidance cautioning retailers that using consumer data—including online shopping habits and smartphone usage—to dynamically raise prices could violate consumer-protection laws. The FTC highlighted growing concerns over algorithmic pricing and data-driven price discrimination.

Meanwhile, U.S. officials signaled potential relief for Canadian industries as discussions continue over lowering tariffs on metals and automotive products imported from Canada. The move comes amid ongoing trade negotiations and efforts to ease tensions with key allies.