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TradeUP Thursday

July. 03, 2025

Today’s Editions

  • Will new trade rules reshape global supply chains?
  • What does a cooling job market mean for rate cuts?
  • Could fresh economic incentives spark new business growth?
MARKET MOVEMENTS
Dow Jones
44,565.75
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6,246.46
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20,497.66
(+0.51%)
Opening price as of 7/3/2025 compared to last close
IN THE HEADLINES

U.S. Moves to Tighten Trade Policy Loopholes

New trade proposals aim to close loopholes that let certain imports bypass existing tariffs, potentially reshaping global supply chains and increasing costs for import-heavy industries. Markets are weighing how these changes might affect inflation and business expenses going forward.

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U.S. Labor Market Cools, But Remains Resilient

The U.S. labor market added 147,000 jobs in June, coming in below expectations and suggesting some cooling. However, unemployment edged down to 4.1%, and wage growth remained steady, signaling underlying strength. Investors are closely watching labor trends as a key signal for potential rate cuts and overall economic momentum.

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Major Economic Package Nears Final House Vote

A sweeping economic bill is moving closer to final approval in the House, focusing on tax incentives and infrastructure investments designed to boost business spending and long-term growth. If passed, it could have far-reaching effects on various sectors and reshape the economic outlook.

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Megabill Close to Becoming Law—What It Means for You

Congress is rushing to pass a sweeping tax-and-spending package that would extend tax cuts, raise the debt ceiling, scale back clean-energy and Medicaid spending, and boost defense funding. If enacted, it could reshape fiscal dynamics—impacting everything from disposable income to long-term borrowing costs.

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Rate Cut

A rate cut is when the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates to stimulate the economy, encouraging more spending and business investment. Lower borrowing costs support expansion plans and make U.S. exports more competitive globally.

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