● The European Union called on the US to return to the agreed 15% tariffs under the Turnberry agreement. Brussels wants the core provisions of
● Oil prices are pulling back slightly after yesterday’s gains, while equity index futures—including US100 and US500—as well as Bitcoin are rebounding despite ongoing uncertainty
● Trump has launched Operation Project Freedom, announcing that from Monday onwards there will be a “humanitarian” evacuation of neutral vessels from the Gulf of
● Donald Trump received a briefing regarding potential bombing targets in Iran. The plan reportedly includes strikes on infrastructure, the seizure of the Strait of
● Donald Trump stated that it is a good time for the Fed to cut interest rates, arguing that economic conditions and cost pressures justify
● The Wall Street Journal reported that President Trump has instructed his advisors to prepare for an extended, indefinite blockade of Iranian ports. The decision
● Indices are slightly easing after the record gains of recent days, but remain near their highs ahead of tomorrow’s post-session earnings from major tech
● • Iran has put forward a three-phase peace proposal, separating the issue of the Strait of Hormuz from the nuclear negotiations. Tehran proposes first
● Trump has threatened the United Kingdom with “heavy tariffs” if London does not withdraw its Digital Services Tax, which targets American tech giants—Apple, Google,
● Yesterday’s Wall Street session ended on a strongly positive note, with major US indices posting solid gains. The rally was largely driven by news
● Global markets resumed an upward trajectory after a brief pause, as signals that Iran may enter negotiations with the US improved investor sentiment. This
● Recent days have brought significant relief to markets. President Donald Trump announced that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire, which was
