It was another gap-down day for the main equity indexes with earnings season winding down and no hard economic data incoming to move markets. However, there was no recovery late Tuesday. What looks like relatively normal price action still masks many questions about the impact of the Trump administration’s policy on global trade and broad
The stock market has been on a winning streak for six days — a welcome change from the downward slide in the days and weeks after “Liberation Day.” While Wall Street is feeling more optimistic now than they were earlier this year, a lasting stock-market rally is far from guaranteed. There are a few key
Per its most recent 13F filing, Amazon just initiated a position in Advanced Micro Devices. AMD is fast emerging as a real competitive force against Nvidia in the world of AI-powered GPUs. Amazon joins Oracle, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft as Nvidia customers that are turning toward AMD. 10 stocks we like better than Advanced Micro
The Boston Planning and Development Agency board has approved plans to convert the downtown offices into a combined 175 apartments — 80 at 15 Court Square, and 95 at 85 Devonshire St. But the projects, which KS estimates would cost a combined $65 million, will need more equity financing to become a reality. KS Partners’
US stock futures wavered after investor optimism largely persisted for another day despite growing warnings that relief over trade developments could be short-lived. Futures attached to the Dow Jones Industrial Average (YM=F) slipped 0.2%. Futures attached to the benchmark S&P 500 (ES=F) dropped 0.4% while Nasdaq 100 futures (NQ=F) dropped 0.5%. On Monday, stocks ticked
Home Depot won’t hike prices on consumers to offset President Donald Trump’s tariffs, the company said on Tuesday. “Because of our scale, the great partnerships we have with our suppliers and productivity that we continue to drive in our business, we intend to generally maintain our current pricing levels across our portfolio,” CFO Richard McPhail
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Poland’s stock market has emerged as one of the world’s top-performing bourses this year, helped by the country’s relatively insulated position from the global trade war and an expected boost from neighbouring Germany’s fiscal “bazooka”.
The ASX 200 has surged on Tuesday as investors are buoyed by hopes of a rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia and markets bouncing back up in the United States. Investors will have a close eye on the RBA’s interest rate call at 2.30pm, where the central bank is highly expected to deliver
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) just rewrote the rules of the gameagain. In a recent SEC filing, the company announced it will now block shareholders who own less than 3% of its stock from filing derivative lawsuits against its executives or board. That threshold? About 97 million shares, or roughly $34 billion at Friday’s close. This follows Tesla’s
Jamie Dimon isn’t a fan of bitcoin, but he plans to start offering it to clients of JPMorgan Chase, nonetheless. “We are going to allow you to buy it. We’re not going to custody it. We’re going to put it in statements for clients,” Dimon said Monday at the bank’s annual presentation for investors. “I