Tariff deja vu...

The latest tariffs are set to take effect on August 1.

Trump renews tariff threats.

A July rate cut is off the table.

The EU is rushing to make a deal, facing 50% tariffs if they can’t get an agreement through.

Today we get nonfarm payrolls. Tomorrow US markets are closed.

Despite pressure from Trump, Powell remains patient on rate cuts.

Gold stronger as Trump tax bill stokes US deficit concerns.

Dollar on track for biggest drop since early 1970s.

Any disappointment in the payroll data this week could prompt another round of dollar selling.

S&P 500 futures retain positive mood as trade talks continue.

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U.S. economy contracted 0.5% in the first three months of the year.

Stocks hit record as Fed cut bets gain momentum.

Jerome Powell promises nothing.

Trump calls Jerome Powell “terrible”.

Equities climb to within 1% of an all-time high.

July will bring tariff resets and (missed) rate cut expectations.

US Stock futures rise as Trump announces ceasefire.

Dollar weaker again at 1.16.

Risk-off mode after US strikes on Iran.

Dollar and oil stronger.

US Markets were closed with global stocks down and oil prices up.