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US stock markets surged following a court ruling against Trump's tariff authority, boosting investor confidence. Nvidia's strong earnings further fueled tech gains, leading the nasdaq's rise. Asian markets also rallied, while a revised estimate revealed a US economic contraction in Q1 2025 due to increased imports ahead of expected tariffs, impacting GDP.

US stock markets opened slightly lower, relinquishing some gains from May's strong performance. The decline was influenced by a surge in crude oil prices, driven by both Ukrainian strikes within Russia and OPEC+'s output decision. Energy stocks rose, while steel shares gained following President Trump's announcement of increased steel import tariffs to protect the domestic industry.

Asian stock markets surged, led by South Korea's Kospi after Lee Jae-myung's presidential win, despite economic challenges and Trump's tariffs. US markets also rose, driven by tech stocks, while the OECD cut the US growth outlook. Investors are hopeful about potential trade deals, but uncertainty persists due to tariffs and paused forecasts.

US stocks edged higher amid trade policy uncertainty, with the S&P 500 nearing its all-time high. Dollar General surged on strong earnings, while the OECD downgraded the US economic growth forecast. Investors are anticipating potential US-China trade talks, and new labor data indicated continued strength in hiring, preceding Friday's employment report.

US stock markets surged Tuesday, fuelled by tech gains and easing Treasury yields, following a US-EU trade truce that calmed tariff escalation fears. The Dow, nasdaq, and S&P 500 all opened strongly, while gold and oil prices dipped. European markets also rose, and investors are awaiting key US economic data.

Asian shares mostly rose as investors awaited US job market data, crucial for gauging economic health. Wall Street declined, influenced by a Tesla stock drop after a clash between Elon Musk and President Trump. The US awaits jobs data amid tariff policy uncertainty, while unemployment claims rise and Treasury yields stabilize, impacting oil and currency markets.

US stocks edged higher as investors awaited crucial employment data, with labor market softness fueling expectations of a potential rate cut by the Federal Reserve later in the year. Procter & Gamble announced job cuts, while Five Below surged after strong earnings. PVH Corp. faced tariff-related pressures, impacting its profit outlook.

The US FDA has approved Moderna's new COVID-19 vaccine, mNEXSPIKE, amidst emerging coronavirus variants. It is approved for adults 65 and older, and individuals aged 12-64 with underlying risk factors. Moderna's CEO, Stéphane Bancel, highlighted its importance as a tool against severe COVID-19, noting over 47,000 American deaths in 2024.

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) demonstrates robust financial performance with substantial revenue and profit growth in FY25, surpassing major global exchanges in net earnings. With a significant valuation in private markets and a vast investor base exceeding 100,000, NSE dominates Indian equity and derivative markets.

Microsoft's stock is nearing its all-time high, fueled by a robust 16% gain in May 2025 and strong Azure cloud-computing growth driven by AI demand. Azure's revenue surpassed expectations, with analysts projecting significant AI-related revenue growth in the coming years.

Major Tesla shareholders, including pension funds and state treasurers, have issued an urgent demand to board chair Robyn Denholm, addressing a perceived crisis. They are pushing for a 40-hour work week commitment from Elon Musk, CEO succession planning, limits on directors' external roles, and the appointment of independent board members.

Asian stocks mostly climbed following weak US economic data, fueling hopes for potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Investors are keenly awaiting US jobs data and any developments regarding trade talks between President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping. South Korean markets surged, while Indonesia implemented economic stimulus measures.

Stock market today: Stock markets saw a second consecutive day of decline primarily affected by FMCG giant ITC following British multinational BAT Plc's reduction in ownership.

American stock market saw a slight increase. This happened even as new data suggested the economy might be slowing down. Bond yields decreased following reports indicating economic cooling. Concerns about the labour market grew after weak employment figures. Former President Trump urged the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Wells Fargo shares increased. CrowdStrike shares declined.

Stock market today: Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian equity benchmark indices, were volatile in trade on Tuesday. While Nifty50 went below 24,550, BSE Sensex sank over 700 points.

European and Asian stocks climbed, mirroring Wall Street's optimism fueled by easing trade tensions and South Korea's political developments. Investors are closely monitoring US trade policy and awaiting key economic data, including the non-farm payrolls report. Technology stocks led gains, while Treasury yields remained stable after recent increases, and commodity markets saw slight gains in crude oil prices.

The National Stock Exchange of India's valuation has soared to $58 billion in private markets, fueled by anticipation of a potential IPO. Institutional and high-net-worth investors are aggressively purchasing unlisted shares, expecting a listing this year.

Donald Trump postponed tariffs on European Union goods until July 9. European stock markets rallied following the announcement. Paris CAC 40 and Germany’s DAX saw gains. US futures also climbed. Investors are anxious about US trade policy. The US dollar remained under pressure. Markets are awaiting key economic data this week. Samsung shares edged up.

Asian shares and US futures experienced a surge following a court ruling that temporarily blocked President Trump's ability to impose sweeping tariffs under emergency powers. Japan's Nikkei 225 index advanced, and the dollar rose against the yen. The ruling's impact on trade talks and ongoing inflation concerns, as highlighted in the Federal Reserve minutes, remains a key factor.