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Global markets were largely steady on Tuesday, responding in equilibrium to new U.S. tariffs on goods from Asia. The president has notified 14 countries that tariffs will increase to as much as 25 percent. Japan and South Korea were subjected to the measures, but the EU was exempted and is close to a deal. Investors anticipate more trade discussions before the Aug. 1 deadline, which is helping keep markets steady for the time being.
Stocks in Asia fell on Monday after unclear messages on tariff changes from United States officials confused investors.
New highs for U.S. stocks did not translate into gains across Asian markets on Friday. Japan's Nikkei edged 0.3% higher, but Hong Kong fell 1.3%, and South Korea shed more than 1%. Wall Street was closed for Independence Day following a robust jobs report. Investors focused on President Trump's July 9 trade deal deadline and on a new $3.4 trillion spending bill that could affect future U.S. debt.Asian Markets Decline on Growing Concerns Over Trade
Oil prices edged lower on concerns that U.S. tariffs could cut into demand and that crude supply would rise. Brent slid to $68.66, while W.T.I. dropped to $67.01. Growing U.S. crude inventories and soft Chinese service sector data also contributed, along with the pending July 9 deadline for a hike in U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Asian stocks inched higher on Monday amid signs that the United States and Canada were closing in on a trade deal and after a pair of positive measures on U.S. interest rates. The dollar edged lower before key jobs data that could shape the Fed's next steps. Tech optimism lifted Wall Street, and oil remained weak, while gold was flat. Investors now await Powell's speech and Friday's payroll report.
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U.S. stocks rose on Friday, and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs. Investor expectations of interest rate cuts increased following poor economic numbers, and news of a rare-earth deal with China lifted trade hopes. But gains were pared when President Trump suspended trade talks with Canada due to its digital tax on American tech companies, reigniting trade fears.
Global stocks gained on Friday as optimism for U.S. interest rate cuts boosted market sentiment. Stocks in Asia rose to multiyear highs, with Japan's Nikkei index topping 40,000. The dollar fell to near a 3.5-year low on worries about Fed independence. The price of oil and gold fell modestly. Markets also liked signs of better U.S.-China trade relations and a bracing of U.S.-Middle East strains.
Wall Street showed restraint on Wednesday after two days of strong gains. The Nasdaq Composite added 61.02 points, or 0.31%, to settle at 19,973.55. The S&P 500 was flat,falling only 0.02 of a point to close at 6,092.16. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 106.59 points, or 0.25%, to end at 42,982.43. Tech stocks lift Nasdaq, Nvidia becomes world's most valuable company
Nvidia has reclaimed its position as the most valuable company in the world, with its stock reaching a record $154.10. Analysts credit the AI boom and rising demand for Nvidia's processors as key drivers behind the dramatic rise in its market value.
Stocks in the U.S. rallied more than 1% on Tuesday amid hopes of a ceasefire being reached between Israel and Iran and clarification held in Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments.
Bitcoin prices surged over 4% on June 24, 2025, buoyed by geopolitical de-escalation between Iran and Israel. The rebound followed a volatile week and saw renewed institutional interest alongside U.S. regulatory softening, signaling bullish sentiment across the crypto market.