After a tumultuous period of volatility, the S&P 500 has surged back, recovering significant losses amid mixed economic signals and ongoing trade tensions. What does this mean for the future of investing?
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?
China is urging the US to eliminate its tariffs on Chinese goods, signaling a potential shift in the trade war narrative. As tensions rise, Trump shows signs of a softer approach. What does this mean for future negotiations?
In a sharp rebuttal, China denies President Trump's claims of active tariff negotiations, asserting that any progress is as elusive as 'catching the wind.' Despite Trump's optimism, tensions remain high as China calls for mutual respect in trade talks.
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?
Gold prices have rallied after experiencing their largest drop this year, as traders respond to mixed signals regarding US tariffs on China. With prices nearing $3,330 an ounce, investors are keenly watching market developments.
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 turn, President Trump announced that tariffs on China will not remain at the staggering 145% rate, hinting at substantial reductions. This comes amidst ongoing trade tensions and negotiations linked to TikTok.
The IMF warns that President Trump's tariffs could lead to a significant slowdown in global economic growth, predicting a drop from 3.3% to 2.8% this year. With rising trade tensions, fears of a recession loom large as investors react to the unpredictable economic landscape.
In a surprising turn, stock futures surged after President Trump announced he won't fire Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. The Dow jumped 664 points, while trade tensions with China continue to loom.
