Asia-Pacific markets are roaring back, with Tokyo up 8% and Wall Street logging one of its best days in history.
Host Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang, break down Trump’s abrupt tariff pause and what it means for global markets.
Delta, Apple, Nvidia and even big box names like Walmart surged — but is this a real rally or a dead cat plop?
(Michelle also explores a very different possibility of possible liquidations as a force in Money and Me today).
We look at who’s up, who’s down, and how Singapore plays like Grab and Sea are faring in this storm.
Plus – why the STI is lagging and a look at Delta Airlines, United Airlines, Nvidia, AMD, Walmart, Apple, Microsoft, Grab, Sea, TSMC, Hon Hai (Foxconn), Samsung, Google, Mapletree Logistics Trust, SingTel, SGX.

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