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US stocks rebounded after the Supreme Court ruled that Trump's tariffs are unlawful, leading to gains in the Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow Jones.

The US stock market, represented by the DJI, IXIC, and GSPC indices, has rallied in response to the US Supreme Court's decision to strike down President Trump's tariffs, while gold and crude oil commodities have also seen an increase.

The Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump's tariffs, potentially opening up a $100 billion hole in the annual budget and affecting the fiscal deficit, interest rates, and Trump's legislative agenda.

The Federal Reserve's inflation rate exceeded expectations, while GDP growth slowed down more than forecast, leading to losses in S&P 500 futures amidst concerns over potential conflicts and trade policies.

The Dow Jones index fell ahead of a potential Supreme Court decision on Trump tariffs, while Grail stock plummeted following disappointing test results.

The US and Indonesia have finalized a trade agreement, reducing US tariffs on Indonesian goods to 19% and increasing the purchase of $33 billion in American goods, expected to boost trade between the two countries.

The US trade deficit in 2025 reached a record high despite high tariffs, contradicting initial expectations that tariffs would reduce the deficit.

Small furniture retailers face significant challenges due to ongoing tariffs, with little relief expected regardless of the Supreme Court's ruling on the issue.

NEC director Hassett criticized a New York Fed tariff study, calling it the 'worst paper I've ever seen' and suggesting the authors should be disciplined.

Industrial metals, specifically copper and aluminum, declined due to rising stockpiles and tariff uncertainty, with market sentiment negatively impacted by the Lunar New Year holiday.

Farmgirl Flowers CEO Christina Stembel views Valentine's Day as a precursor to higher demand for Mother's Day, indicating a positive outlook for the company's sales in the coming period.

The 'old economy' stocks, such as those in the Dow Transports, are experiencing a surge in popularity as investors rotate away from AI-related concerns.