<h1>US Markets Rise on Strong Corporate Earnings Despite Tariff and Employment Concerns</h1> US stock markets partially recovered losses following concerns about tariffs impacting the economy. Major indices like the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq showed gains, supported by strong quarterly profits from key companies in retail and food sectors. However, some firms experienced declines due to only meeting profit expectations amid signs of customer stabilization. The market's recent volatility was influenced by disappointing employment data, which led to criticism of tariff policies and the Federal Reserve's interest rate stance. The Fed has maintained rates to control inflation despite calls for cuts after weak job growth. Additionally, a labor strike at a major aerospace company and significant corporate earnings reports are expected to influence market activity. International markets showed mixed results, with gains in Europe and Asia except for a decline in Japan.