Tariff policy
The Supreme Court issued no ruling on the Trump administration's tariff case. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Treasury had enough funds for potential refunds and could pay them in installments if the policy is invalidated.
Jan 10, 2026 · QQQ/SPY Market Review · 11 headlines
U.S. markets were closed Saturday, shifting focus to policy, technology and geopolitics. The Supreme Court issued no ruling on the Trump administration's tariff case, while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said potential refunds could be paid in installments. The FCC authorized 7,500 more second-generation Starlink satellites, xAI bought five additional 380 MW gas turbines and SanDisk reportedly planned price increases amid tight memory supply. Huawei led China's handset market in the first week of 2026 with a share above 20%, while Apple ranked second. Trump was briefed on new military-strike options targeting Iran, with no final decision reported.
Published
The Supreme Court issued no ruling on the Trump administration's tariff case. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Treasury had enough funds for potential refunds and could pay them in installments if the policy is invalidated.
The FCC authorized 7,500 additional second-generation Starlink satellites. xAI purchased five more 380 MW gas turbines, while tight memory supply prompted reported price and prepayment plans at SanDisk.
Walmart will replace AstraZeneca in the Nasdaq-100 on January 20. Data publicized by blogger "智慧芯片案内人" showed Huawei leading China's handset market in the first week of 2026 with a share above 20%, while Apple ranked second.
Trump was briefed on new military-strike options targeting Iran amid widespread protests, but no final decision had been made.
Loading the full-day price curve…