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TradeUP Thursday

July. 17, 2025

Today’s Editions

  • Tariffs fuel inflation—will the Fed hold?
  • Nvidia’s $15B China comeback: just the start?
  • Crypto bills survive D.C. chaos but for how long?
MARKET MOVEMENTS
Dow Jones
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S&P 500
6,263.40
(–0.005%)
Nasdaq
20,760.32
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Opening price as of 7/17/2025 compared to last close
IN THE HEADLINES

Inflation Jumps as Tariffs Bite, Fed Likely to Hold

U.S. inflation picked up in June, with the Consumer Price Index rising 2.7% annually amid the early effects of new tariffs. Core inflation also accelerated, dampening hopes for a near-term rate cut and raising concerns about potential stagflation.

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Nvidia Eyes $15B Boost as China Sales Resume

Nvidia is set to recoup up to $15 billion in revenue as U.S. regulators reportedly allow it to resume shipments of H20 AI chips to China. The potential windfall comes as the company continues to ride a wave of global AI demand, reinforcing its dominant position in the chip race.

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Crypto Bills Survive Chaos in Congress But the Fight is Not Over

After a record-setting vote and internal Republican infighting, three major crypto bills barely cleared a key procedural hurdle in the House. Despite Trump’s late-night intervention, new GOP divisions are clouding the path forward, raising doubts about whether a U.S. crypto framework can pass this year.

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How tariffs could be impacting prices for US consumers

Inflation hit 2.7% in June, driven by Trump’s new tariffs as businesses pass on rising import costs. Prices are climbing in tariff-hit sectors like appliances, toys, clothing, and electronics. Markets were mixed, and while the Fed is likely to hold rates steady for now, more price hikes may be coming — especially as retailers run out of cheaper, pre-tariff stock.

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