[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  ScalpingX [@ScalpingX](/creator/twitter/ScalpingX) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-28 07:45:28 UTC 📈 GLOBAL STOCK MARKETS RISE ON U.S.–EU TRADE DEAL On July 27, 2025, the U.S. and the EU signed a historic trade framework agreement that averted a looming tariff war. The deal, finalized just days before the August X deadline, immediately boosted global markets: the S&P XXX and Nasdaq hit new highs, STOXX XXX futures rose over 1%, and both the euro and Australian dollar strengthened on renewed risk appetite. 🤝 DEAL HIGHLIGHTS — U.S. reduced tariffs from a threatened 30–50% down to 15%, including auto imports (from XX% to 15%) — “Zero-for-zero” tariff framework applied to key sectors: semiconductors, aircraft, energy, agriculture, and generic drugs — EU committed to investing $600B in the U.S. and buying $750B in U.S. energy + a significant amount of U.S. defense equipment over X years — EU avoided retaliatory tariffs and promised improved market access for U.S. firms — Sensitive sectors like specialty pharmaceuticals and metals remain unresolved 📊 MARKET IMPACT & BENEFICIARIES — 🇺🇸 U.S.: Energy and defense stocks surged on expectations of EU capital inflows — 🇪🇺 EU: German auto stocks (BMW, Porsche) rebounded from tariff concerns — 🌍 Asia: MSCI Asia-Pacific rose 0.32%; Japan’s Nikkei dipped after recent rallies — 💱 FX: Euro and AUD strengthened, with AUD hitting an 8-month high ⚠️ RISKS & LIMITATIONS — The XX% tariff remains elevated and may raise EU import costs, pushing inflation up by ~0.3% — EU GDP could decline slightly due to rising input costs — If EU fails to deliver on investment and procurement pledges, trade tensions may resurface 🧠 STRATEGIC INSIGHT This marks a tactical win for Trump: extracting major concessions without waging a full-scale trade war. Still, the deal reflects an “unequal but negotiated” partnership, serving more as a short-term stabilizer than a fix for long-term imbalances. 📌 OUTLOOK — Short-term (1–3 months): U.S. and EU equities likely to maintain momentum; energy, defense, and auto sectors may lead — Long-term (6–12 months): If details are successfully negotiated, trade stability could add 0.1–0.2% to global GDP. Otherwise, inflation and new disputes could return. Watch closely for follow-up deals with China. #TradeWar #StockMarket #GlobalInsight  XX engagements  **Related Topics** [money](/topic/money) [australian dollar](/topic/australian-dollar) [euro](/topic/euro) [futures](/topic/futures) [nasdaq](/topic/nasdaq) [rating agency](/topic/rating-agency) [tariffs](/topic/tariffs) [trade deal](/topic/trade-deal) [Post Link](https://x.com/ScalpingX/status/1949737959282061610)
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Created: 2025-07-28 07:45:28 UTC
📈 GLOBAL STOCK MARKETS RISE ON U.S.–EU TRADE DEAL
On July 27, 2025, the U.S. and the EU signed a historic trade framework agreement that averted a looming tariff war. The deal, finalized just days before the August X deadline, immediately boosted global markets: the S&P XXX and Nasdaq hit new highs, STOXX XXX futures rose over 1%, and both the euro and Australian dollar strengthened on renewed risk appetite.
🤝 DEAL HIGHLIGHTS — U.S. reduced tariffs from a threatened 30–50% down to 15%, including auto imports (from XX% to 15%) — “Zero-for-zero” tariff framework applied to key sectors: semiconductors, aircraft, energy, agriculture, and generic drugs — EU committed to investing $600B in the U.S. and buying $750B in U.S. energy + a significant amount of U.S. defense equipment over X years — EU avoided retaliatory tariffs and promised improved market access for U.S. firms — Sensitive sectors like specialty pharmaceuticals and metals remain unresolved 📊 MARKET IMPACT & BENEFICIARIES — 🇺🇸 U.S.: Energy and defense stocks surged on expectations of EU capital inflows — 🇪🇺 EU: German auto stocks (BMW, Porsche) rebounded from tariff concerns — 🌍 Asia: MSCI Asia-Pacific rose 0.32%; Japan’s Nikkei dipped after recent rallies — 💱 FX: Euro and AUD strengthened, with AUD hitting an 8-month high ⚠️ RISKS & LIMITATIONS — The XX% tariff remains elevated and may raise EU import costs, pushing inflation up by ~0.3% — EU GDP could decline slightly due to rising input costs — If EU fails to deliver on investment and procurement pledges, trade tensions may resurface 🧠 STRATEGIC INSIGHT This marks a tactical win for Trump: extracting major concessions without waging a full-scale trade war. Still, the deal reflects an “unequal but negotiated” partnership, serving more as a short-term stabilizer than a fix for long-term imbalances. 📌 OUTLOOK — Short-term (1–3 months): U.S. and EU equities likely to maintain momentum; energy, defense, and auto sectors may lead — Long-term (6–12 months): If details are successfully negotiated, trade stability could add 0.1–0.2% to global GDP. Otherwise, inflation and new disputes could return. Watch closely for follow-up deals with China. #TradeWar #StockMarket #GlobalInsight
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