Pre-Market Pulse 25th July – AI earnings drive stocks higher, while Trump & Powell have tense exchange
Stock clinched another record closing high overnight underpinned by trade deal optimism and an Alphabet-led climb in tech.
Stock clinched another record closing high overnight underpinned by trade deal optimism and an Alphabet-led climb in tech.
US stocks closed at another record high overnight, as the US-Japan trade deal stoked optimism that the Trump administration would be able to seal further deals, averting a messy trade war.
Stocks were mixed yet again overnight as investors waiting on Google and Telsa earnings and chip stocks dragged due to a delay to the Stargate AI project
Stocks were mixed overnight as investors were happy to bide their time until earnings from 2 of the MAG7 this week in Google and Tesla
Stocks managed a weekly gain despite closing flat Friday after the Financial Times reported that President Donald Trump is considering imposing a levy of at least 15% to 20% on goods imported from the European Union.
US Indices clinched a closing record high overnight, as surging retail sales underscored the strength in the economy just as corporate earnings continued to mostly surprise to the upside.
Equities moved higher overnight after President Donald Trump denied reports that he was close to firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
Stocks closed lower overnight, as a Nvidia-led surge in tech wasn’t enough to offset a slump in financials as the banks delivered mixed quarterly earnings.
Stocks eked out a gain Monday as President Donald Trump said he was open to negotiating on trade including with major trading partners such as the European Union, laying the ground for yet another TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out)
Stocks edged lower Friday, as Trump uncertainty drove investors to real assets as Silver hit fresh 15 year highs by 4.5%
Tech stocks notched fresh record closing highs overnight, led by chip stocks on signs of ongoing AI-driven demand, overshadowing ongoing tariff uncertainty.
Stocks hit fresh records overnight shrugging off President Donald Trump’s latest tariff blitz as Nvidia rallied to top $4T in value for the first time, pushing the broader tech sector higher.