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Trump official announces 'transitory' taxes for the next six monthsMajor US stock indices close higher led by the NASDAQ index. S&P and Dow close at recordsNvidia on Blackwell chips to China: Starting to have conversations w/Trump AministrationWTI crude oil futures settle at $64.60Fed's Cook: An unintentional clerical error, may have been behind the mortgage disputeTreasury Secretary Bessent: Capital markets are roaring backGerman Chancellor Merz: There will be no Putin/Zelenskyy meetingUS treasury sells 44 billion of 7 year notes at a high yield of 3.925%European major indices close mixedUS Envoy on Ukraine/Russia war Kellogg: Russia strikes threaten peace efforts.US pending home sales for July -0.4% versus -0.1% estimateFed Gov. Lisa Cook files lawsuit against TrumpEU Pres.von der Leyen: Putin must come to the negotiating tableUS GDP 2nd estimate for Q2 3.3% vs 3.1% estimateUS initial jobless claims 229K vs 230K expectedinvestingLive European markets wrap: Dollar down slightly amid month-end caution

The data releases included a second-quarter GDP revision, which showed growth at 3.3% versus the 3.1% estimate and above the preliminary reading of 3.0%. While the improvement suggested resilience, markets largely treated the release as “old news”, given the data’s backward-looking nature. At the same time, initial jobless claims fell to 229K, down from 235K last week and slightly better than the 232K expected. Normally, this combination of solid GDP and labor market strength might underpin the dollar, but the FX reaction instead pointed toward shifting sentiment and broader positioning adjustments.

Late in the day White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro announced that the global de minimis exemption will officially end on Friday, a move he said will save American lives and create thousands of US jobs. The exemption’s removal aims to restrict the flow of narcotics, counterfeit goods, and other prohibited items, while also boosting domestic employment. There will be a six-month transition period, during which postal shipments will face flat duties of $80–200 before moving to specific duty rates. Navarro noted that US Customs and Border Protection has already collected over $492 million in additional duties from China and Hong Kong since their exemptions ended.

Commodities provided a mixed picture. Crude oil inched higher by $0.17 to settle at $64.32, with prices ranging between a low of $63.35 and a high of $64.70. The gold market gained ground, supported by the weaker dollar, with spot prices up $18 or 0.53% to $3416.50. Meanwhile, Bitcoin also pushed higher, rising $760 to $112,034, reflecting the broader risk-on tone across markets as the dollar softened.

On Monday, the US will be on holiday for Labor Day. Tomorrow will be a normal day in the stock and bond markets.

This article was written by Greg Michalowski at investinglive.com.

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