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US Court of International Trade Voids Trump’s Section 122 10 % Tariffs

On 8 May 2026 a 2-1 panel of the Court of International Trade ruled President Trump’s temporary 10 % global duties—imposed under the never-used Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act—unlawful, immediately exempting only Washington State and two small importers while leaving the levy in place for everyone else pending appeal.

Early-May 2026 Earnings Blitz Shows Split Recovery Across Sectors

On 5–6 May 2026 a wave of Q1 releases from seven mid-to-large caps revealed revenue growth almost across the board yet starkly diverging bottom-line outcomes—from Hensoldt halving its loss and Transocean turning a profit to Apollo Global Management swinging to a $1.93 billion loss.

OPEC+ OKs 188,000-bpd June Quota Hike Days After UAE Walks Out

On 3–4 May 2026, seven OPEC+ heavyweights agreed a token 188,000 bpd production-quota rise for June, pointedly moving on after the UAE’s 1 May exit even though the Strait of Hormuz blockade keeps real exports millions of barrels below target.

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