Pre-Market Pulse 27th January – Stocks give up gains as Trump talks tough to world leaders
Stocks hit another fresh record high before giving up some gains Friday as investors digested more corporate earnings and economic data.
Stocks hit another fresh record high before giving up some gains Friday as investors digested more corporate earnings and economic data.
Trump shakes markets with bold moves: demands rate cuts, fuels AI innovation with major spending, and ignites the crypto revolution with a groundbreaking executive order.
Stocks hovered around record highs overnight as investors digested more corporate earnings and remarks from President Donald Trump at Davos in which he said he would demand interest rates be lowered and charge Trillions in tariffs
The S&P/ASX 200 Index fell 0.6% on Thursday, losing 49.8 points to close at 8380, with nine of the 11 sectors in decline. Weaker commodity prices, partly due to tariff threats from former President Donald Trump targeting China and the EU, pressured the mining sector.
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Stock surged to fresh record in the S&P500 led by a Netflix-led surge in tech as well as a rally in AI stocks after President Donald Trump unveiled a major $500 billion project to boost domestic AI development.
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Stock markets gained Tuesday, as traders weighed expectations for President Donald Trump’s policies to accelerate economic growth and the threat of tariffs on Canada and Mexico as soon as Feb. 1.
Day 1 saw significant shifts in various areas of governance including immigration, trade & tariffs, AI investment and the reversal of many international agreements