Market Overview - US and European stock markets experienced a collective decline, with the S&P 500 down 0.67% to 5802.82 points, Nasdaq down 1% to 18737.21 points, and Dow Jones down 0.61% to 41603.07 points [1][2] - European markets also fell, with Germany's DAX down 1.54% to 23629.58 points, France's CAC40 down 1.65% to 7734.4 points, and the UK's FTSE 100 down 0.24% to 8717.97 points [2] US-China Stocks - Chinese concept stocks showed relative resilience, with the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index up 0.05% despite the overall market downturn [2] - Notable movements in individual Chinese stocks included Alibaba down 0.62%, JD down 1.01%, and Bilibili up 3.19% [3] Technology Sector - Major US tech stocks saw significant declines, with Apple down over 3%, Meta down over 1%, and Nvidia down over 1% [5] - The banking sector also faced declines, with Citigroup down 0.45% and Bank of America down 0.25% [5] Trade Policy Impact - President Trump announced plans to impose a 50% tariff on EU imports to encourage manufacturing relocation to the US, with a specific 25% tariff on non-US produced mobile phones [7] - This policy aims to boost US manufacturing and create jobs, with an expected investment of $14 billion from the US Steel Company partnership [7] Commodity Market - International oil prices strengthened, with WTI crude up 0.92% to $61.76 per barrel and Brent crude up 0.93% to $65.04 per barrel [9] - Gold futures rose by 1.9% to $3357.7 per ounce, while silver futures increased by 1.27% to $33.64 per ounce [9]

Market Overview - US and European stock markets experienced a collective decline, with the S&P 500 down 0.67% to 5802.82 points, Nasdaq down 1% to 18737.21 points, and Dow Jones down 0.61% to 41603.07 points [1][2] - The cumulative decline for the week was 2.61% for the S&P 500, 2.47% for Nasdaq, and 2.47% for Dow Jones [1] - European markets also fell, with Germany's DAX down 1.54% to 23629.58 points, France's CAC40 down 1.65% to 7734.4 points, and the UK's FTSE 100 down 0.24% to 8717.97 points [2] Chinese Stocks Performance - Chinese concept stocks showed relative resilience, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index up 0.05% despite the overall market downturn [2] Major Technology Stocks - Major US tech stocks saw a broad decline, with Apple down over 3%, Meta down over 1%, Google down over 1%, Nvidia down over 1%, Amazon down over 1%, Microsoft down over 1%, and Tesla down 0.5% [5] - Bank stocks also generally fell, with Citigroup down 0.45% and Bank of America down 0.25% [5] Trade Policy Developments - The US government plans to impose a 50% tariff on EU goods, aiming to encourage European manufacturers to relocate production to the US [6][7] - Trump emphasized that companies wishing to avoid high tariffs must manufacture in the US, with a specific 25% tariff on non-US produced mobile devices [7] Energy Market Trends - International oil prices strengthened, with WTI crude oil up 0.92% to $61.76 per barrel and Brent crude oil up 0.93% to $65.04 per barrel [9] - Gold futures rose by 1.9% to $3357.7 per ounce, while silver futures increased by 1.27% to $33.64 per ounce [9] Agricultural Commodities - Chicago Board of Trade agricultural futures saw a general decline, with soybean futures down 0.63% to 1060.75 cents per bushel and corn futures down 0.86% to 459 cents per bushel [9]

Group 1 - Trump discussed potential deals with Iran during a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, expressing optimism about the direction of negotiations [1] - Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Shobo held a 45-minute phone call discussing tariffs and security matters, agreeing to meet face-to-face during the G7 summit in Canada [1] - Trump has raised at least $600 million for the midterm elections, with a goal of $1 billion or more to gain control of both houses of Congress by November [1] Group 2 - The Trump administration has notified Harvard University to stop enrolling international students, revoking its SEVP certification, which affects current international students [2] - Trump's trade representatives are pressuring the EU to unilaterally reduce tariffs on U.S. goods, indicating potential for increased tariffs if no concessions are made [2] - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Federal Reserve is unique among government agencies, alleviating concerns about Trump's ability to dismiss Fed Chairman Powell [2] Group 3 - The "Trump Gold Card" website, allowing for the purchase of U.S. permanent residency for $5 million, is set to launch soon, with significant interest from potential investors [3]