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In Trump’s first day back in office, the Dow Jones ripped over 500 points, closing above 44,000, while the S&P 500 cruised past the 6,000 mark. Investors are breathing a sigh of relief after the much-feared tariff blitz was delayed. But don’t get too comfortable—Trump hinted at potential 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada starting Feb. 1, leaving markets bracing for the next move.
Here’s what moved the markets today:
Dow surges on earnings from industrial giant 3M.
Tesla tanks as Trump ends a pro-EV mandate.
Oil slides over 2% as Trump deregulates the energy industry.
The dollar dips, giving stocks a boost for now.
We break down the winners (Nvidia, Apple) and losers (Tesla, oil) in this volatile first trading session under Trump 2.0. Plus, why the markets are loving earnings season but keeping one eye firmly on Washington.
Why it Matters:
The rally shows that markets are still hungry for bullish moves, but the looming threat of tariffs could flip the script fast. Will earnings season keep the party going, or is this just a breather before tariff-induced chaos?
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