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Overnight News: US Supreme Court made a favorable ruling on Trump's exemption rights. Federal Reserve's Williams said he still believes the Fed will bring the inflation rate back to 2%.
For more global financial news, please visit 7x24 live financial news. Market close: US stocks rose on the first day of the second half of the year, with Apple driving the Nasdaq to a historic high. In the top 20 US stock turnover on July 1st: Apple's May shipments in China increased by over 40% and the stock price hit a record high. Popular China concept stocks had mixed gains and losses on Monday, with Lixia Wei Xiaopu rising and Taiwan Semiconductor falling by 0.8%. US WTI crude oil closed up 2.3% on Monday, breaking $83 per barrel. Major European stock indexes closed higher, with the Euro Stoxx 50 up 0.74%. Macro: The US dollar jumped to a daily high as the Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump's exemption.
Foreign headline: Lagarde says it takes time to evaluate inflation, Nvidia will face prosecution by the French anti-monopoly institution, Wall Street suggests positioning for Trump's election.
Global financial media headlines that were of common interest last night and this morning include: Disappointing July rate cuts expectations. Christine Lagarde said that it takes time to assess the uncertainty of inflation. European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said the bank does not yet have enough evidence that the inflation threat has passed, exacerbating market expectations that officials will remain on hold in July. Lagarde said on Monday at the ECB's annual central banking forum in Sintra, Portugal, that the ECB has time to assess the information it will release as the euro area's job market remains strong. She said it's premature to claim victory after the surge in prices. "About the future."
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