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TradeUP Thursday

June. 12, 2025

Today’s Editions

  • What does inflation say about a rate cut?
  • Why is OpenAI teaming up with Google Cloud?
  • What do new tariffs mean for U.S.-China trade?
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U.S. Inflation Data Strengthens Rate Cut Expectations

The latest U.S. inflation data shows consumer prices rose less than anticipated in May, leading investors to speculate that the Federal Reserve could lower interest rates later this year. While some uncertainty remains, markets reacted positively, with hopes that continued cooling in inflation could prompt a policy shift from the Fed.

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Alphabet Secures Surprise Win as OpenAI Chooses Google Cloud

OpenAI has finalized a deal to use Google Cloud services, marking a surprising collaboration between AI rivals. The move highlights soaring demand for computing power and OpenAI’s effort to diversify beyond Microsoft. While it’s a win for Google’s cloud business, the partnership adds complexity as ChatGPT continues to challenge Google’s core search dominance.

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U.S.-China Trade Tensions Continue as Tariff Policy Shifts

The U.S. administration is preparing to set new unilateral tariff rates in the coming weeks, with President Trump indicating further action on trade policy. Ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and China remain complex, as both sides seek to balance economic interests and address longstanding disputes. The evolving tariff landscape is being closely watched by businesses and investors worldwide.

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Here are the three reasons why tariffs have yet to drive inflation higher

Despite heightened trade tensions and new tariffs, inflation in the U.S. has remained unexpectedly tame. In a recent analysis, CNBC outlines three key reasons why tariffs haven’t yet translated into higher consumer prices. From strategic inventory management to muted demand and limited cost pass-through, the article explores how these factors are helping to keep inflation pressures in check—for now.

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