● Trump’s tariffs ruled illegal: will companies receive billions of dollars in refunds?

● ⛔ Trump’s tariffs ruled illegal: will companies receive billions of dollars in refunds?

● The US Supreme Court invalidated the tariff system introduced by Trump under IEEPA. In response, Trump announced the introduction of a uniform, global tariff

● Oil climbed to six-month highs and global equities came under pressure as rising tensions around Iran undermined risk appetite. Brent rose 0.5% to $72

● The session in the Asia-Pacific region is unfolding in calm sentiment. Changes across most indices are limited to +/- 0.50%. Japan’s JP225 is up

● The session in the Asia-Pacific region proceeded in moderately positive sentiment. Australia’s AU200.cash index is gaining 0.18%, Japan’s JP225 is up 0.22%, and Singapore’s

● Brent and WTI crude are correcting about 0.5% ahead of upcoming talks between the United States and Iran in Geneva. Donald Trump commented that

● We are starting a new week on the financial markets. ● Today’s session will be unique because, due to bank holidays in China, the

● The session on Wall Street ended with a solid sell-off. The sell-off spread across the entire US stock market, ending the day with solid

● The U.S. House of Representatives voted to lift tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on Canada, marking a rare bipartisan pushback against executive trade

● We begin Wednesday’s session on the financial markets. ● Equity markets: Asian stocks rose moderately, supported by stable investor sentiment. The Kospi index rose

● Equities remain on an upward track: global stock benchmarks extended the rally, with the broad MSCI All Country World Index up roughly 0.2% to