Core Viewpoint - President Trump's return to the Oval Office significantly impacted global markets, with his aggressive tariff agenda emerging as a pivotal story of the year [1] Group 1 - The aggressive tariff agenda implemented by President Trump is highlighted as a major factor influencing market dynamics [1]

Market Overview - Global financial markets experienced subdued trading activity with minimal changes across major indices, currencies, and commodities, indicating a lack of significant market-moving news [2] - U.S. equity indices showed a slight downward trend, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) closing at 47920, down 0.04%, and the NASDAQ (IXIC) declining 0.17% to 25651, marking the largest percentage drop among reported indices [3] - European markets displayed mixed results, with the German DAX (DAX) down 0.01% to 24039, while the French CAC 40 (CAC) gained 0.02% to 8117, and the UK's FTSE 100 (FTSE) remained unchanged at 9660 [3] Asian Markets - Asian markets showed a slightly positive trend, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HSI) increasing by 0.03% to 26076 and Australia's ASX 200 (ASX) climbing 0.02% to 8607 [4] Commodity Markets - In the commodity markets, crude oil prices saw a notable increase, with USOIL appreciating by 0.21% to 6010, suggesting a slight rise in demand or tighter supply expectations [5][8] - Gold prices also experienced a modest gain of 0.04%, reaching 4200, indicating a slight uptick in safe-haven appeal amidst a generally quiet market [5][8] Currency Markets - The foreign exchange market saw the EURUSD pair dip by 0.06% to 11636, reflecting a minor weakening of the euro against the U.S. dollar [5][8]

Global Financial Markets & Economic Growth - The OECD held its inaugural Roundtable on Global Financial Markets [1] - The roundtable discussed ways to encourage global competition in capital markets [1] - The aim is to promote economic growth in respective jurisdictions [1]

Event Announcement - SEC Paul SAtkins 将在经合组织全球金融市场圆桌会议上发表主旨演讲，时间为美国东部时间早上 8 点 [1] - 会议提供直播链接 [1]