In a week filled with crucial economic data and earnings reports, the S&P 500 and Dow saw modest gains. Investors are keenly watching how U.S. trade policies and new tariffs might influence market outlooks and company earnings.
Stock futures are down as investors brace for a critical earnings week, with major companies like Amazon and Apple set to report. Despite a strong quarter so far, Wall Street is cautious amid tariff uncertainties and market fluctuations.
Asian share markets and the dollar start cautiously as U.S. trade policy confusion persists. Economic data and mega-tech earnings loom, raising recession concerns among analysts.
Sinners continues its box office reign, outperforming new competitors like Accountant 2 and Until Dawn. With impressive earnings and audience demand, this vampire thriller is set to cross $100 million soon!
S&P 500 futures climbed 0.3% as Alphabet's strong quarterly results uplifted Wall Street for a third consecutive day. Meanwhile, Intel's disappointing guidance sent its shares tumbling. What's next for the markets?
PepsiCo's latest quarterly results reveal a decline in North American demand despite strong international sales. The company has cut its earnings forecast due to new tariffs and economic uncertainty, leading to a 2% drop in shares.
S&P 500 futures surged after a strong performance in the market, buoyed by hopes of easing U.S.-China trade tensions. However, IBM's stock fell despite better-than-expected earnings, and Southwest Airlines announced schedule cuts, affecting their stock performance. Will this trend continue?
Elon Musk announces a significant shift in focus back to Tesla as the company faces a 71% earnings drop. After months in the Trump administration, he assures investors of renewed commitment to Tesla's future.
Stock futures jumped early Wednesday thanks to positive signals from President Trump on the Federal Reserve and U.S.-China trade relations. Investors are optimistic about a potential trade deal, leading to a rally in major indexes and Bitcoin.
In a surprising move, Elon Musk announced he will reduce his involvement with the U.S. DOGE Service to focus on Tesla, which just reported a staggering 71% profit drop amid rising competition and political backlash.
