S&P 500 futures show little change after President Trump announces a significant trade deal with Japan, featuring 15% reciprocal tariffs. Market optimism remains as investors await key earnings reports from tech giants.
As the August 1 deadline for Trump's updated tariffs approaches, investors remain calm despite mixed market reactions. Earnings reports from major companies may influence future trade sentiments.
The second-quarter earnings season has kicked off with impressive corporate profits driven by consumer strength, but the stock market's muted response raises concerns about investor expectations. Despite a stellar 94.4% earnings beat rate in financials, stocks remain stagnant.
S&P 500 futures rose 0.3% thanks to Nvidia's gains, while inflation data revealed a steady annual rate of 2.7%. Despite mixed earnings from major banks, investors remain hopeful for a strong earnings season.
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.
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.
Stock futures took a hit on Thursday as investors grappled with tariff fears and prepare for a significant earnings season. With notable declines in major indices, concerns about economic stability are growing.
Nvidia's latest earnings report has sent shockwaves through the market, even as the S&P 500 boasts impressive growth figures. With tariffs looming and many companies issuing negative EPS guidance, the economic landscape remains uncertain.
