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Elena Casas

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Reporter/Anchor @Reuters TV, previously corres in Paris, Brussels, Rome, and Latin America. Writes.

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Markets jumped after the US and China announced a 90-day tariff pause. Find out what's moving markets every morning before Wall Street opens, with the Reuters Market Rundown. More here: reut.rs/3H53Ohx

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WATCH: US stocks saw a relieved rally after the US and China announced a deal to lower tariffs. Brian Krawez of Scharf Investments told Reuters that companies are, however, still contending with much higher tariffs than before

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US stocks have erased all losses since April's announcement of tariffs, and the S&P closed up for the year for the first time since February. Find out what's moving markets every morning before Wall Street opens, with the Reuters Market Rundown reut.rs/3S3sj16

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WATCH: The US and UAE struck a deal that will allow the Gulf country to buy half a million of Nvidia's most advanced AI chips a year. Find out what's moving markets every morning before the Wall Street opens, with the Reuters Market Rundown reut.rs/4mkI95k

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WATCH: Last week AI was back in the market spotlight β€” the UAE announced plans to build the biggest data center outside the US, and Saudi Arabia promised to buy hundreds of thousands of Nvidia's most advanced AI chips

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The House of Representatives has passed the Republicans' spending bill, but the cost of US borrowing is soaring as investors demand a higher return to hold the mounting debt. The bill could add $3.3 trillion to the federal debt pile reut.rs/44OxysZ

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All eyes are on chipmaker Nvidia today, as it prepares to report results that could spark a big market move while investors are tracking the impact of US government's export curbs on chip sales to China. Reuters' Elena Casas has more in the Market Rundown reut.rs/4dBvGX1

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WATCH: The new US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, now set at 50%, have kicked in. Altaf Kassam of State Street Global Advisors told Reuters that will have a direct impact on European factories and carmakers reut.rs/43L7uN4

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WATCH: The European Central Bank is expected to cut rates later for the eighth time in just over a year, but it may move more cautiously going forward. The bank is trying to judge how to handle the impact of US tariffs, as Elena Casas explains reut.rs/3FLFK2X

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Tesla lost about $150 billion in market value on Thursday after CEO Elon Musk and President Trump traded insults on social media, but those shares recovered in the premarket on reports they are set to speak later. Aoifinn Devitt of Moneta makes sense of these moves with Reuters

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WATCH: US negotiators including Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent are meeting their Chinese counterparts in London today, as one European car parts CEO told Reuters his industry is in 'a full panic' over rare earths supply

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The rise in oil output by OPEC+ has a lot to do with market share, says Homayoun Falakshahi of Kpler, adding that US oil will soon become less competitive reut.rs/4dZaRoH

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Markets appear cautious even as US and China said they have reached a trade truce and watch out for the pound moving ahead of a crucial speech by Britain's Finance Minister Rachel Reeves. Elena Casas has more reut.rs/44blWPW

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Markets appear cautious even as US and China said they have reached a trade truce and watch out for the pound moving ahead of a crucial speech by Britain's Finance Minister Rachel Reeves. Elena Casas has more reut.rs/44blWPW

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WATCH: The British economy saw its worst month for nearly two years in April, with a 0.3% drop in GDP. But why are the experts not surprised? Find out what's moving the markets β€” and why β€” with Market Talk, Reuters' daily chat with an investor, economist or market analyst

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Watch: The Federal Reserve is expected to keep rates on hold, but investors will be listening out for any comments from chair Jerome Powell about the inflation outlook. Elena Casas has more reut.rs/3ZA66fk

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Oil prices were volatile as markets feared an escalation in the Middle East. Christopher Rossbach of J Stern told Reuters that the geopolitical worries give the Fed another reason to stick with a cautious approach. Read more: reut.rs/4kKAtIa

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Watch: Oil supply is rising and a crisis like that in Iran may have lesser impact on global economy than feared, says Kathleen Brooks of XTB reut.rs/4lmZAkb

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US inflation is forecast to come in at 2.7% in the 12 months to June, which would indicate that tariffs are working their way into the prices Americans pay. Find out what's moving markets with the Reuters Market Rundown. Read more: reut.rs/4lQKF1Z

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The Japanese Prime Minister lost his majority in the upper house election, but Asian markets remained fairly calm, as they had already priced in a worse result for the government. Elena Casas explains how political instability will complicate the picture for the Bank of Japan