
Breakfast | Trump announces a new round of high tariffs: 100% on pharmaceuticals, 50% on building materials, 30% on furniture, 25% on heavy trucks

The U.S. GDP growth rate exceeded expectations, coupled with a decline in initial jobless claims, strong data increased the uncertainty of the Federal Reserve's future interest rate cut path, and market expectations for an October rate cut have cooled. The three major U.S. stock indices fell for three consecutive days, marking the longest consecutive decline in a month, all giving back gains made after the Federal Reserve's September meeting. Oracle plummeted over 5%; Tesla fell over 4%; nuclear power leader OKLO dropped 9%, as a previous Goldman Sachs research report deemed the company's valuation too high. The China concept stock index rose against the market trend once again
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