A weak GDP report and hot inflation data were overshadowed by the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Trump's tariffs Friday. Nvidia earnings, Fed speakers are in focus this week.

After President Trump imposed temporary 15% global tariffs over the weekend, stocks fell and Treasuries rose as the trade environment got more confusing. Nvidia reports Wednesday.

Crude oil futures finished the week modestly higher, with prices touching their highest levels since August amid persistently elevated U.S./Iran geopolitical tensions.

Cryptocurrencies offer the opportunity to build additional economic layers on top of the global economy.

Stocks overcame early weakness that stemmed from reports on inflation and GDP after the Supreme Court struck down some of President Trump's tariff authority.

Major indices are on track for modest gains during a busy news week with increased uncertainty around tariffs, Iran, and monetary policy.

In a 6-3 decision, the highest court in the U.S. ruled that President Trump lacks the legal authority to impose sweeping tariffs. But the administration has a Plan B in place.

Focus returns to earnings as Walmart and Deere report before the bell. Both stocks had strong starts in 2026. Investors also brace for critical PCE and GDP data due early tomorrow.

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