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The US Court of Appeals ruled Trump’s tariffs illegal, causing market uncertainty as he appeals to the Supreme Court by October 14. This legal battle could reshape trade dynamics and investor strategies. – vtmarketsmy.com

A U.S. court deemed most of Trump’s tariffs illegal, impacting global trade strategies. Amid mixed economic signals from Asia, market volatility increases, making protective options strategies crucial for upcoming uncertainties. – vtmarketsmy.com

New Zealand now allows wealthy investors to buy homes valued at NZ$5 million, boosting property investment and potentially strengthening the NZ dollar. This marks a shift from previous foreign ownership restrictions. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japanese stocks, particularly the Nikkei 225, fell 2% after US market sell-offs due to inflation fears. In contrast, Chinese markets showed resilience, suggesting trading opportunities amid diverging performances. – vtmarketsmy.com

Bank Indonesia is ready to intervene in the forex market to protect the rupiah amid political protests and a strong dollar. Traders see opportunities in this unstable environment. – vtmarketsmy.com

Tesla slashed its Model 3 price in China to 259,500 yuan amid fierce competition, risking profit margins. Will this move boost sales or fuel an EV price war? – vtmarketsmy.com

Rising input costs signal potential gains for commodities, but flat selling prices and economic divergence hint at volatility. Cautious traders may find opportunities in specific sectors while hedging against risks. – vtmarketsmy.com

Australia’s inflation eases with a 0.3% monthly decline and 2.8% annual rate, signaling potential rate cuts ahead. This shift may boost the stock market and lower the Australian dollar. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Australian dollar sits near lows amid weak domestic indicators, while China shows strength with a surprising manufacturing PMI. Caution is advised as traders prepare for volatile market shifts. – vtmarketsmy.com

Australian building permits plummeted 8.2% in July, signaling economic weakness, while China’s manufacturing sector surprises with growth. This conflicting data hints at volatility for the Aussie dollar and global markets. – vtmarketsmy.com