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Markets Kick Off the Week with Tariffs, Inflation & Fed Uncertainty

Monday starts with more tariffs. Trump just announced a 25% levy on steel & aluminum imports, with more to come this week. Canada is in the crosshairs, and investors are bracing for the potential fallout of an escalating trade war.

📊 Inflation concerns mount ahead of Wednesday’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) report—one-year inflation expectations hit their highest levels since late 2023.

🏛️ All eyes on Jerome Powell as he testifies before Congress this week. How will tariffs impact Fed policy?

💼 Friday’s mixed jobs data—slower job growth but a surprise drop in unemployment—adds to market uncertainty.

It’s shaping up to be a volatile week. Stay ahead with today’s market recap. 🎧

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