Markets Rebound Amid Trump Tariff Whiplash; JPMorgan Unveils $1.5T U.S. Resilience Plan; Apple Rises on China eSIM Boost.
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BullishShortTermS&P 500Market Recap
Trump Vs. China: Market Expert Says Latest Tariff Threat Creates New 'Level Of Uncertainty'
- Trump's tariff warning dropped markets Friday, causing volatility.
- He reversed stance Sunday, boosting investor sentiment.
- Expert warns new tariffs add uncertainty before earnings season.
- Key S&P 500 resistance level at $6,667 identified.
- Focus remains on Trump's social media influence on market movements.
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BullishLongTermJPMCorporate Developments
JPMorgan Launches $1.5 Trillion Plan to Support Industries Deemed Critical to US Interests
- JPMorgan launches $1.5 trillion initiative for U.S. security and resiliency.
- The initiative includes $10 billion investments in select U.S. companies.
- Focus areas include Supply Chain, Defense, Energy, and Strategic Technologies.
- Jamie Dimon emphasizes reducing reliance on foreign production.
- JPM stock rose 2% amid broader market uptrend and is up 28% YTD.
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BullishShortTermAAPLCorporate Developments
iPhone Air to begin pre-order in China after telecom operators approved for eSIM services
- Apple's iPhone Air pre-orders launch in China this week, boosted by eSIM approvals.
- Major telecom operators' regulatory approvals enhance Apple's market potential in China.
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