·          SCOTUS (US SC) may not ban chaotic Trump tariffs outright, as it will cause more chaos, but may allow it with certain modifications ·          Most of the SC judges, including Trump appointees, are now voicing concern over Trump's bellicose tariff policies ·          Trump's body language is showing he is not comfortable with SCOTUS language and thus bound to blink ·          Overall, Trump may be quite right in his tariff narrative, but using it as a tool to score geopolitical issues in line with his morning mood The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on November 5, 2025, in a landmark case challenging President Trump's authority to impose sweeping global tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) of 1977. The case consolidates challenges from small businesses (e.g., Lear...

  ·          Earlier, Wall Street futures slid on the growing concern of an AI bubble, Trump’s political & policy (including tariffs) uncertainty ·          Latest ADP Private Payroll jobs data (+42K) for Oct’25 translates 3MRA to +10K; Fed may be on hold in Dec’25 ·          Better-than-expected ISM and S&P Global servicer PMI data also helped to ease recession fears On a night when federal workers braced for a midnight government shutdown, Democrats delivered a sweeping victory in the 2025 off-year elections. From New Jersey’s governor’s mansion to the mayor’s office in New York City, the party won every major contest, signaling a sharp rebuke to President Donald Trump’s early-term agenda and exposing the fragility of his narrow Republican control of Washington. What began as a routine off-year cycle has now become a pivotal preview of the 2026 mid...