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Fear of tariffs and prices sank Wall Street

Customs and price hike anxiety. This is how the presented explanations are spelled out for why the New York Stock Exchange ended the trading week with declines.

Amazon both meets and disappoints expectations

The American e-commerce giant Amazon partially exceeded expectations in its quarterly report after the stock market closed in New York on Thursday. However, the company also provided several announcements that were received negatively and the stock fell in after-hours trading.

Wall Street rose in volatile trading

The New York stock exchange rose after volatile trading on Thursday. Some index-heavy tech giants had a sluggish day, while others flourished.

Spotify exceeds expectations – the stock surges

Spotify's share – already one of the year's winners on Wall Street – is surging upward after the streaming service's 2024 financial report. The company is setting records for profit and profitability – and is also exceeding expectations regarding the number of users. The forecast for the first quarter is also somewhat better than expected.

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AI breakthrough in China shakes up - tech stocks plummet

The Chinese technology company Deepseek's latest AI model is shaking up Western technology companies. The Nvidia share is plummeting in futures trading. Even Swedish shares with exposure to the cluster around artificial intelligence (AI) – such as Munters – are taking a hit.

Muscle challenged in space: "There is a demand"

China, Russia, EU and private actors are taking up the fight against Elon Musk's Starlink, the lord of the manor when it comes to satellite internet. Some feel a time pressure to get into the market, says space security expert Juliana Süss.

Tech giants' message - "enormous significance"

The American tech giants are expected to deliver enormous profits this week. At the same time, the market's expectations are high when it comes to successes on the AI front. When will the breakthrough on AI come? I think that will be the big question, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at the online bank Nordnet.