Supreme Court blocks presidents from using IEEPA to impose tariffs—now what? Refunds over $160B may hit deficits, tariffs stay high via new laws, and targeted sector volatility rises. – vtmarketsmy.com
Tariff shock rattles Wall Street: Dow sinks 700 as VIX spikes above 22. Novo plunges 16% vs Eli Lilly, software slides, gold surges. Traders eye hedges: SPY puts, VIX calls. – vtmarketsmy.com
Kiwi slips to 0.5965 despite upbeat NZ retail sales. RBNZ stays dovish, while US tariff shock and delayed Fed cuts support USD—traders eye downside via puts or bear call spreads. – vtmarketsmy.com
GBP/USD jumped 0.31% as US trade-policy chaos hit the dollar. A Supreme Court tariff block and Congress’s Fair Trade bill fuel volatility; with UK weakness, traders may use option straddles/strangles. – vtmarketsmy.com
Could peace talks supercharge the rouble? Analysts say sanctions easing could spark gains, but stalled Geneva II talks kept freezes intact. Now USD/RUB tracks oil and rates, favoring range-bound, premium-collecting trades. – vtmarketsmy.com
GBP/USD climbed to 1.3507 as a Supreme Court tariff ruling hit the dollar, but new 15% tariffs revived uncertainty. With a dovish BoE and cautious Fed, traders eye volatility plays. – vtmarketsmy.com
Gold hit a three-week high as tariffs and US-Iran tensions drove safe-haven buying. Past 2025 shocks boosted prices; today’s calmer, low-volatility market may offer cheaper options upside. – vtmarketsmy.com
USD/CHF stays stuck near 0.7738 as tariffs, weak Swiss data, and softer USD collide. Fast-forward to 2026: Fed-SNB rate divergence drives direction, while volatility drops and options cheapen. – vtmarketsmy.com
All eyes on Hungary: NBH likely restarts rate cuts, 25bp to 6.25%. EUR/HUF carry trade faces its first real test. Traders watch guidance for March cuts and potential forint volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com
Silver surged 4% as safe-haven demand rose amid tariff turmoil and geopolitical risks. Supply deficits and booming industrial demand add support. Overbought signals suggest pause, but $90-$100 upside remains. – vtmarketsmy.com
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