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Market participants appetite for risk is recovering amid signs of de-escalation in the Middle East conflict / Photo: Jermaine Ee / unsplash
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Morning in New York: A Breather Before Key Events
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Trump Threatened the European Union with New Tariffs Over Google's Billion-Dollar Fine
The market capitalization of the Magnificent Seven tech giants fell by $797 billion yesterday / Photo: X / NYSE
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Top Stories This Morning: $800 Billion Plunge in Big Tech Stocks, New U.S. Tariffs, and Trump’s Threats Against Iran
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Trump Reinstates Tariff Barrier: U.S. Imposes New Tariffs on 60 Countries
Freedom Broker assesses the risk-reward balance for the upcoming session as neutral, with average volatility / Photo: X / NYSE
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Morning in New York: Investors Remain Cautious
Supermicro reported a record order backlog and raised its profitability forecast / Photo: Michael Vi / Shutterstock.com
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Morning Highlights: Supermicro Shares Jumped 20%, Yen Hits 40-Year Low
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Brent jumped to its highest level in more than a month: the market is looking for new ways to export oil
Donald Trump is ready to impose new tariffs on dozens of countries as early as this week / Photo: Joey Sussman / Shutterstock
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The U.S. president may impose new tariffs on dozens of countries this week — FT
Revolut Receives Its First License in the Asia-Pacific Region / Photo: Dargog / Shutterstock.com
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Morning Roundup: Oil Is Driving the Market, Revolut’s New License, and Chinese Chips
Donald Trump signed three executive orders imposing 50 percent tariffs on various categories of Canadian imports, unnamed officials from the U.S. president’s administration told reporters / Photo: White House
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From hockey sticks to cement: The U.S. imposes 50 percent tariffs on imports from Canada
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Brent Crude Approaches $90: Trump Says Iran Will "Pay" for the Killing of U.S. Military Personnel
Analysts note that the U.S. president is effectively monetizing the work of his private press office / Photo: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com
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Trump Media will charge traders for quick access to Trump's posts
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