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  • I closed the stock indexes on Monday Despite the unconfirmed economic news, with Trump’s tariff continues to go into court.

After publishing their most powerful month since 2023 in maybeThe stocks began in June with a strong foot. Indexes were opened in red but closed on Monday, with a weak manufacturing report and the ongoing uncertainty on American commercial negotiations.

Close the S&P 500 0.3 % higher. Dow has gained 0.08 % and has acquired the Nasdak Stock Exchange 0.7 %.

NVIDIA gained 2.2 % and Meta increased 3.6 %, which helped to withdraw the total indicator higher.

According to the Institute for the Supply Management Manufacturing a report This morning, the sector was contracted for the third month in a row, with new orders, accumulation, production and employment, all of them shrink. The ISM monthly scanners were killed by an overwhelming majority about the uncertainty about the definitions and the high costs of inputs as challenges.

“In May, the American manufacturing activity fell to a decrease after expanding in a marginal way only in February,” Susan Spence, head of the ISM manufacturing survey committee in ISM. She added that the delivery operations were delayed due to an additional treatment time in the ports and because “suppliers and committee members companies hold on to those who pay for applied definitions.”

Last week, the Court of Appeal allowed the Trump administration definitions to remain in place during the lawsuits of legitimacy, and may reach the Supreme Court. However, even if the current “mutual” definitions are judged illegal, analysts note that the White House has many legal options to follow the customs tariff policies.

“In both cases, more than 10 % tariff rates will return and stay there, in one way or another,” researchers at LPL Financial said in a note.

“Trade negotiations will continue, economic growth and deficit interests will remain, and markets are likely to continue uncertainty in the uncertainty in commercial policy.”

This story was originally shown on Fortune.com

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