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U.S. futures declined and most Asian markets climbed after the Supreme Court struck down most of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.
U.S. stock index futures fell after President Donald Trump announced plans to hike global tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling against his previous levies, with markets also awaiting earnings from Nvidia.
The dollar and U.S. stock futures declined as uncertainty over U.S. trade policy dampened sentiment toward American assets, raising the prospect of heightened volatility across global markets.
Wall Street futures and the dollar declined in Asia as confusion over U.S. tariffs revived the 'sell America' trade, while confidence in the AI sector was tested by upcoming Nvidia earnings.
U.S. futures dropped and Asian shares were mostly higher after the Supreme Court struck down most of President Trump's tariffs, leading to market uncertainty and a decline in Bitcoin prices.
Wall Street futures and the dollar declined in Asia as confusion over U.S. tariffs revived the 'sell America' trade, while confidence in the AI sector was tested by upcoming Nvidia earnings.
Wall Street's major indexes closed sharply lower after President Trump announced hefty tariffs against Japan, South Korea, and other trading partners, while Tesla shares sank following CEO Elon Musk's announcement of forming a new U.S. political party.
Wall Street futures and the dollar declined in Asia as confusion over U.S. tariffs revived the 'sell America' trade, while confidence in the AI sector was tested by upcoming Nvidia results.
Wall Street futures and the dollar slid in Asia as confusion over U.S. tariffs revived the 'sell America' trade, while confidence in the entire AI sector was set to be tested by results from tech-diva Nvidia this week.
Dow Jones futures fell after President Donald Trump announced a 15% global tariff, prolonging post-Supreme Court trade uncertainty, and amid heightened risk aversion due to geopolitical tensions.
All three major stock indexes rose after the Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff agenda, despite the economy notching its slowest economic growth of the past three quarters.
U.S. stock index futures declined as renewed tariff uncertainty unnerved investors after President Donald Trump announced a new 15% duty despite a Supreme Court ruling that struck down his broader levies.
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