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Markets reacted to a US Court of International Trade ruling that found the Trump administration's tariff actions exceeded its authority. The decision has introduced fresh uncertainty for the S&P 500, as investors assess the potential impact of a rollback in tariffs.
The verdict could pave the way for new fiscal stimulus measures, potentially supporting the economy and driving equity markets higher.
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The latest US trading session ended with modest declines across major indices. However, futures rebounded during early Asian trading, buoyed by the news that many of the Trump-era tariffs had been lifted.
Investor sentiment improved, further supported by upbeat earnings from Nvidia, helping the market recoup some recent losses.
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A federal court ruling to strike down all tariffs imposed by the Trump administration delivered a powerful boost to equity markets, pushing the index toward the 5,900 level. The decision injected a wave of short-term optimism.
Still, the possibility of appeals adds a layer of uncertainty, while the absence of clear market leadership and rising Treasury yields point to a high probability of a near-term correction.
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