Trump's Tariffs and Nvidia's Triumph: A Shifting Economic Landscape
Major stock indexes rose as Nvidia reached a $4 trillion valuation. Meanwhile, the Trump administration issued final tariff notices to seven minor trading partners and is nearing a deal with the EU. Trump's tariff policy continues to impact U.S. markets, with copper prices soaring and inflation concerns persisting.

The stock market saw a notable rise on Wednesday, driven by Nvidia achieving an unprecedented $4 trillion valuation, while other economic indicators showed mixed signals. The U.S. dollar remained steady, the euro saw a slight dip, and U.S. President Donald Trump announced final tariff notices targeting seven minor trading nations.
In a bold move that could reshape economic dynamics, Trump is imposing a 50% tariff on imported copper, inciting a spike in U.S. copper prices. As investors react to these changes, concerns about inflation linger alongside potential economic disruptions due to increased tariffs on pharmaceuticals. However, tariffs have yet to create widespread inflationary pressure.
Nvidia's milestone and ongoing tariff developments highlight a tense economic climate where global trade shifts rapidly. Stock markets continued their upward trajectory post-Federal Reserve meeting discussions, hinting at varying opinions on potential interest rate cuts. The international market's performance and currency fluctuations indicate that uncertainty looms amid economic policy shifts.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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