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U.S. Supreme Court strikes down most of Trump’s emergency tariffs, causing market volatility and safe-haven demand.
Wall Street and Asian markets reacted with mixed volatility on Monday after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down most of President Trump’s emergency tariffs, triggering a brief 15% global tariff spike before its reversal.
Futures dropped as uncertainty grew over Trump’s plans to impose new tariffs via executive actions, while the dollar weakened and gold and silver surged on safe-haven demand.
Asian markets were mixed, with Hong Kong and South Korea rising, but Japan and China closed for holidays.
Oil prices fell, and investors remained cautious ahead of Nvidia’s earnings, while the Federal Reserve’s rate cut outlook dimmed slightly amid conflicting economic data.
La Corte Suprema de los EE.UU. anula la mayoría de las tarifas de emergencia de Trump, causando volatilidad en el mercado y demanda de refugio seguro.