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Global markets were sent into a tailspin, following the US Supreme Court decision last Friday, ruling against part of Trump’s tariff policy. The immediate response from Trump, was the replacement of the ‘reciprocal tariffs’, with a flat Global Levy of 15%.
Read more →The US Supreme Court overruled Trumps key international and trade policy, namely tariffs. This has been the key weapon used by Trump to garner international bi-lateral trade deals and also coerce/compel other Countries to conform to US wishes and directives.
Read more →Tensions in the Middle East rise, following the Iran-US talks and the lack of an agreement. Iran is conducting military operations in the Strait of Hormuz, alongside Russia and China, key heavyweight supporters.
Read more →Markets rallied overnight, following some stronger than expected data, from the ever-improving housing market in the US. Iran-US talks in Geneva also had some positives, according to the Iranian spokesman, although US VP Vance showed concern.
Read more →A long weekend in the US and Chinese Lunar New Year, resulted in a very quiet start to market trading, for the week. Chinese New Year extends for more than a week, so expect settled conditions to prevail.
Read more →A very slow start to the trading week, with Lunar New Year celebrations across Asia and the Presidents Day long weekend in the US. US markets continue to digest the much cooler than expected inflation reading, released last Friday, that bond yields tumbling lower.
Read more →US equity markets stabilised on Friday, following a day of mayhem on equity and commodity markets. The impact of AI on industry sectors, is now coming under the spotlight and the effect on the labour force, is not positive.
Read more →US equity markets trimmed recent gains overnight, following the stronger than expected Non-Farm Payroll number and ahead of today's CPI inflation reading. The US labour market is stronger than expected and the inflation reading is expected to remain steady, easing pressure on the Fed to cut rates.
Read more →The delayed US Non-Farm Payroll number was released overnight and almost doubled expectations. The headline Unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, revealing a stronger than expected labour market, easing pressure on the Fed to cut rates further.
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