Market Calendar 24th- 28th February 2025
Anticipating next week’s company earnings and economic figures.
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Anticipating next week’s company earnings and economic figures.
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Anticipating next week’s company earnings and economic figures.
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This week’s dramatic tariff announcements targeting Canada, Mexico, and China bear all the hallmarks of Donald Trump’s signature negotiation playbook. The former president’s threat to impose 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, along with 10% on Chinese imports, perfectly demonstrates the negotiation tactics he outlined in his 1987 bestseller.
Anticipating next week’s company earnings and economic figures.
ASX Earnings kick off this week with CBA JBH CSL and NST
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The latest tariff policy proposed by Donald Trump aims to reshape global trade relationships by imposing higher import duties on goods from key trading partners.
Anticipating next week’s company earnings and economic figures.
Google, Amazon, Ely Lily, AMD, Pepsi
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China’s stranglehold on Critical minerals, Manufacturing and now AI with DeepSeek means President Xi may not be that concerned about tariff threats
DeepseekAI claims to have built its latest AI models for just $6 million, a fraction of the billions spent by US-based AI companies, threatening the demand for Nvidia’s high grade chips
A hotter than expected wage inflation number has put extra pressure on the Fed as the US Central Bankers start their 2-day policy meeting on interest rates
An extreme rally in Meta platform (Facebook) stoked bullish bets on big tech even as a blowout jobs report muddied the Federal Reserve rate-cut outlook.
Tech investors ignored the Fed’s warnings of “higher rates for longer” and bought the dip overnight leading into 16% of the S&P500 delivering earnings after the bell. Meanwhile uranium investors rejoiced at 17-year highs as the worlds biggest producer, Kazatomprom, flagged a 20% reduction in forecasted production leaving a 5% supply gap.
Wrap of this weeks significant ASX listed company earnings