US stocks fell to a year low after a strong start to the session overnight after President Trump doubled down on his threats against China, escalating worries about global trade war.
US stocks rebounded to near unchanged from the most spectacular “Monday Asia Panic” move since the GFC, where US equity futures were down over 6% during Asian hours.
Global equities plummeted for a second straight day on Friday, confirming the Nasdaq was in a bear market and the Dow into correction territory, as China responded to US tariffs, escalating a global trade war, sparking fears of a global recession
US Equities and commodities suffered their biggest one-day slumped since 2020 after U.S. President Donald Trump announced comprehensive trade tariffs, prompting fears of an all-out trade war that could result in a global recession…. Then described it as “going well”
Stocks finished 1% higher in the day session ahead of President Trumps “Liberation Day” announcement…. That’s when things turned nasty with the major indexes falling over 3% after market
Stocks recovered from six-month lows to finish higher on the day, as quarter end buying helped minimize the damage for the first quarter of 2025.
Stocks recovered from six-month lows to finish higher on the day, as quarter end buying helped minimize the damage for the first quarter of 2025.
Stocks had their 3rd broadest sell off of the year, with the fall sealing the worst week for 2025 after widely-watched inflation data came in slightly hotter than expected, denting hopes of the Fed’s “goldilocks” scenario of sooner rate cuts as investors wrestle with ongoing trade tariff uncertainty.
Stocks fell again overnight as sentiment was hurt by the Trump administration’s announcement to impose tariffs on automobile imports just ahead of key inflation data.
Stocks gave up ground overnight as tariff concerns weighed down the broader market and chip stocks were hit on Investor concerns around Microsoft walking away from data center leases
Stocks consolidated gains overnight as Investor optimism continues to be fuelled by hopes that U.S. President Donald Trump will be more flexible with tariffs, ignoring softening economic data.
Copper hit record highs overnight, breaking through the $5.20lb mark in the US, London Copper futures also broke through $10,000
Stocks headed higher overnight led by tech as sentiment was boosted by reports indicating that upcoming U.S. trade tariffs will be narrower and less strict than initially feared making Trump increasingly more White-noise than Whitehouse
