When no where feels safe enough [Video]
|The Swiss are slow—unless big gifts are involved. A few businessmen, Rolexes in hand, and Swiss export tariffs drop from 39% to 15% for President Trump. But the strong franc offsets the win: cheap iPhones are great, but pricey cheese and shrinking demand hurt Swiss businesses.
Elsewhere, markets are on edge. Nvidia earnings, US jobs data, and European inflation numbers will test sentiment. Bitcoin’s momentum points lower, while JPMorgan’s new token hints at a 24/7 financial system. In a world of strong francs, tokenized money, and volatile markets, nothing is straightforward—but it’s certainly entertaining.
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