Trade-policy measures
The EU prepared a list of $84 billion in U.S. goods that could face levies if negotiations failed, while Washington kept tariff talks open.
Jul 14, 2025 · QQQ/SPY Market Review · 27 headlines
QQQ finished 0.27% higher and SPY gained 0.08%, leaving QQQ ahead by 0.19 percentage points after both opened slightly lower. Trade policy stayed active as the EU prepared an $84 billion levy list while U.S. tariff negotiations remained open. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said inflation was still too high for easing. AI announcements included federal contracts capped at $200 million for each of four frontier labs, Meta's plan for a supercluster above 1 gigawatt, and Nvidia's H20 sales restart in China. Overnight data showed China's year-to-date Q2 GDP up 5.3% versus 5.1% expected and June industrial production up 6.8% versus 5.6% expected.
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The EU prepared a list of $84 billion in U.S. goods that could face levies if negotiations failed, while Washington kept tariff talks open.
Hammack said inflation remained too high and restrictive policy was still important as the administration pressed for lower rates.
The U.S. government awarded contracts capped at $200 million each to Anthropic, Google, OpenAI and xAI, while Meta outlined a supercluster above 1 gigawatt.
Nvidia said it would resume H20 sales in China, while China's year-to-date Q2 GDP and June industrial production exceeded estimates.
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