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Trump Seeks Tax Hike on Those Making $2.5 Million or More

Bloomberg08:31 ET

Federal Reserve's Barr warns: tariffs raise inflation and slow down the economy, the Federal Reserve may find itself in a dilemma.

1. Federal Reserve Board member Michael Barr warned that the trade policies of the Trump administration could raise inflation, slow economic growth, and increase unemployment, posing challenges for policymakers; 2. Barr believes that tariffs may disrupt global supply chains, creating sustained upward pressure on inflation and potentially exacerbating supply chain chaos.

cls.cn08:19 ET

Trump Team Hopes to Lower Tariffs in China Talks

Bloomberg08:15 ET

Tariffs News: Trump Suggests China Tariffs Could Be Lowered

Barron's08:11 ET

US Morning News Call | Trump Says Weekend China Talks Could Yield Tariff Cut

Moomoo Breakfast US07:45 ET

Express News | Dow Jones futures turn lower after President Trump suggests an 80% tariff on China "seems right".

Moomoo 24/707:32 ET

How a China Trade Deal Would Put Stocks on Course for New Records

Barron's06:58 ET

Is the rebound in the US stock market about to peak? Bank of America strategists warn: Beware of the "Bullish" being fully realized.

Michael Hartnett, Chief Investment Strategist at Bank of America, warned that despite the expectations of easing trade policies leading to a significant rebound in U.S. stocks recently, this surge may be nearing its end.

Zhitong Finance05:45 ET

The "dollar hegemony" shows cracks in Asia: "de-dollarization" is accelerating and the renminbi is being embraced!

① With last month's unpredictable tariff policies by Trump triggering a wave of asset sell-offs in the USA, a fresh wave of "de-dollarization" is taking root in Asia... ② Multiple signs indicate that the demand for currency derivatives that bypass the dollar is rising among banks and brokers in the Asia region, as trade tensions have added urgency to the shift towards de-dollarization that has been happening for many years.

cls.cn01:25 ET

U.S. stock market close: The U.S.-U.K. trade agreement boosts the market, with all three major Indices collectively rising, the Nasdaq up over 1%.

① The three major U.S. stock indexes all closed higher, with the Nasdaq rising over 1%; ② Large Technology stocks collectively increased, with Google rising nearly 2%; ③ China Concept Stocks saw widespread gains, with the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index rising 0.97%.

cls.cn17:54 ET

U.S. Stocks Climb on U.S. Trade Deal With U.K. -- Market Talk

WSJ16:05 ET

Trump's reaction to the Fed: Powell is a fool

BenzingaMay 8 08:19 ET

US Morning News Call | Trump to Announce U.S.-UK Trade Framework

Moomoo Breakfast USMay 8 07:39 ET

BOE Cuts Interest Rates as Trump Strikes Trade Deal With U.K.

Barron'sMay 8 07:29 ET

US Stock Futures Rebound As Trade Talks With China Set To Resume

Business TodayMay 7 20:38 ET

Trump wants to amend AI Chip export controls? The U.S. Department of Commerce: Simplifying the 'Biden rules' is beneficial for innovation!

① A spokesperson for the USA Department of Commerce stated that President Trump plans to lift the restrictions on the export of advanced AI Chips instituted during the Biden administration, claiming that Biden's rules are overly complex and will hinder innovation in the USA; ② In January of this year, Biden released the "AI Diffusion Export Control Framework," establishing a "three-tier licensing system" for AI Chips, which limits the amount of advanced AI Chips accessible to various countries and regions.

cls.cnMay 7 20:31 ET

U.S. stocks closed with the three major Indexes fluctuating higher, with Google plummeting more than 7%. The Bullish support from the AI Chip helped NVIDIA.

① Apple is promoting a shift to AI search for Safari, causing Google's stock price to fall over 7%; ② Disney's stock price skyrocketed nearly 11%, with the company's second fiscal quarter profits exceeding expectations; ③ NVIDIA rose over 3%, with reports that the USA is considering lifting AI Chip export restrictions.

cls.cnMay 7 18:07 ET

U.S. Stocks Rise After Fed Holds Rates Steady Again -- Market Talk

WSJMay 7 16:05 ET

US Morning News Call | U.S. and China to Meet in Switzerland, Possibly Easing Trade War

Moomoo Breakfast USMay 7 07:18 ET

The largest stock buyback frenzy in history has arrived! In the midst of uncertainty, companies choose to "buy the dip" on themselves.

According to Deutsche Bank, S&P 500 Index constituent companies are expected to buy back $192 billion worth of Stocks in the coming months, the highest single-week record since 1995. Under the shadow of uncertainties such as trade tariffs, companies prefer to deploy large Cash reserves through buybacks.

wallstreetcnMay 7 03:20 ET