
US Stocks Close Mixed as Investors Weigh Earnings and Trade Talks
US stocks closed mixed as investors weighed corporate earnings and global trade negotiations. Tech stocks rose while consumer sectors lagged.
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US stocks closed mixed as investors weighed corporate earnings and global trade negotiations. Tech stocks rose while consumer sectors lagged.

US stocks closed mixed on Tuesday as investors assessed corporate earnings and new trade developments. The Dow and S&P 500 edged up, while the Nasdaq fell due to tech sector losses.

China’s STAR Market marks its sixth anniversary, highlighting significant achievements in boosting tech enterprise listings and raising over 925.7 billion yuan.

US stock futures fell as oil prices surged amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, signaling potential volatility in global markets.

Hollywood stocks tumble as the Chinese mainland announces a reduction in U.S. film imports, citing market principles and audience preferences.

Apple’s stock plunges amid new U.S. tariffs, losing its top market value crown to Microsoft. The tech giant faces tough decisions as supply chains are disrupted, potentially impacting consumers worldwide.

Global markets plunged as President Trump’s tariffs sparked fears of a global recession. The Nasdaq entered a bear market, and the Dow confirmed a correction amid escalating trade tensions.

Experts warn that the U.S. is heading toward a recession as stock markets plummet and tariff policies face criticism. Economists urge for sustainable policies to prevent prolonged economic hardship.

Global markets plunged after President Trump announced steep new tariffs on global imports, raising fears of a global recession as investors react to escalating trade tensions.

China unveils a new plan to boost consumer spending and stabilize its stock and real estate markets, marking a significant shift in economic strategy by focusing on both supply and demand sides.