Tesla, Inc.

Countries that have not concluded trade agreements with the U.S. will return to the increased level of duties announced in April from August 1, President Trump confirmed. He also announced an additional 10 percent duty on goods from countries that "cooperate with the BRICS anti-American policy." In parallel, tensions are rising between Trump and Musk, who has announced the creation of his own political party. This is causing concern for Tesla investors, given the company's falling sales. About these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of July 7.

Highlights for the morning: Trump's new duties, risks for Tesla and a boom in ETF investments in Taiwan

Pop Mart International Group Limited

In mid-June, China's state-run media outlet "Renmin Zhibao" <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-20/china-warning-on-blind-box-toys-sends-pop-mart-shares-tumbling?embedded-checkout=true">called</a> for stricter regulation of blind box sales - so-called "surprise boxes" with toys, when the buyer does not know what is inside, Bloomberg wrote. Current rules prohibit the sale of such boxes c toys to children under 8 years old and require parental consent to purchase for children from 8 to 18 years old.

Labooboo v. Chinese authorities: will tougher regulation stop Pop Mart?

NIKE, Inc.

On Holding AG

The Gap, Inc.

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NVIDIA Corporation

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Intel Corporation

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Unilever PLC

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Amazon.com, Inc.

Visa Inc.

Archer Aviation Inc.

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On June 11, US President Donald Trump said the court sided with him and ruled that the US can use duties "to protect itself from other countries." But Igor Slabykh, a lawyer and author of the USlegalnews telegram channel about US legal news, believes that it is too early for the US administration to celebrate victory. How are the US court battles around import duties developing and where can they lead?

Extraordinary case: can Trump defend duties in U.S. court


Fintech company Chime has had one of the biggest IPOs in the industry in the last year. Samsung and Nvidia invested in robot software developer Skild AI as part of a surge of interest in physical AI and consumer robotics. Oil market participants are assessing an unexpected spike in geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events for the morning of June 12.

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Trade war