U.S. consumers and businesses are bracing for the largest import tax increase in decades as the Trump administration is set to escalate tariffs to as high as 20% from the current average rate below 3%.

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Investors prepared for a busy week of earnings, the Fed's rate decisions, and high-impact economic reports, including GDP growth and nonfarm payroll reports.

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The S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq extended the weekly gains streak to the fifth consecutive week amid improving quarterly results and receding trade tensions.

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The S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite advanced following strong tech earnings. Weekly jobless claims declined for the sixth consecutive week. The Trump administration's claims of trade deals with Japan and the progress in trade talks with the EU supported market enthusiasm.

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Investor sentiment turned cautious amid stalled trade negotiations and concerns over the Federal Reserve's independence.

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Wall Street indexes inched higher, further into record territory, amid earnings optimism. More than one hundred companies are scheduled to release earnings this week, including results from IBM, Coca-Cola Company, Tesla, Alphabet, and Intel.

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The S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite advanced to new record highs and extended weekly gains as investors reacted to the latest batch of earnings.

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June's retail sales and weekly jobless claims suggested a strong labor market and resilient consumer, despite elevated prices. GE Aerospace, Taiwan Semiconductor, United Airlines, and PepsiCo reported better-than-expected quarterly results.

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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley benefited from tariff-related market volatility, driving trading revenue higher. The annual producer price and core inflation in June slowed from the previous month.

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Consumer price inflation accelerated in June, core inflation rose at a slower pace, and tariff-linked inflation is likely to power faster price increases in the months ahead.

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Despite the threats of new tariffs this weekend, stock market indexes are likely to trade higher as second-quarter earnings season ramps up this week.

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Wall Street indexes are set to erase weekly advances amid renewed worries of the impact of aggressive tariffs and lack of stable U.S. trade policy on inflation and long-term interest rates.

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Stocks in New York lacked direction, and the White House launched the next wave of sector-specific tariffs. Investors continued to ignore new tariff threats originating from the U.S. president and shifted their attention to the start of the earnings season next week.

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Wall Street indexes edged higher as investors overlooked the latest wave of sector-specific tariffs amid the constantly changing Trump administration's international trade policy.

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Wall Street investors shifted their attention to upcoming earnings from banks and financial services providers, airlines and retailers and overlooked renewed tariff threats from the Trump administration.

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Wall Street indexes wavered, and the Trump administration postponed the self-imposed deadline for tariffs, confirming investor belief that final import duty levels are likely to be far lower than threatened.

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