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Wall Street Rises as Dow and S&P Gain, Nasdaq Slightly Down
Leading indexes on the New York stock exchange were all minus for most of Monday, but during the last trading hours, the arrows turned upwards. At closing, the Dow Jones index had risen 0.
Wall Street Rises for Third Day on Interest Rate Optimism
In two trading days in a row, the New York Stock Exchange had risen from weeks of ashes. It became a third day in a row when a renewed hope of lowered interest rates in the USA contributed to lifting stock prices.
Wall Street Rises as US-China Trade Tensions Ease
The cheerful tones on the US stock exchange continued on Wednesday. All leading indices closed on plus after indications of a cooling trade conflict with China.
Wall Street Rallies as Tech Giants Lead Gains on Tuesday
The New York stock exchange bounced back on Tuesday. All leading indexes closed on the plus side.
US Stocks and Dollar Tumble as Tech Giants Face Sharp Declines
The stock market in New York and other American assets fell sharply on Monday as investors desperately sought safer havens. The major tech companies – and the dollar – had another bad day.
Tech Giants Shed 56 billion SEK in Value as Small Investors Flee
The seven tech giants on Wall Street – the "Magnificent 7 companies" – have in just over ten weeks lost a staggering 56,000 billion kronor in stock value. Now it's time to deliver when the seven reports are expected.
TSMC Reports Strong Q1 Results with 42% Sales Increase
The Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC reports an unexpectedly strong result for the first quarter of 2025. The net profit landed at 11.
Stockholm Stocks Surge as OMXS Index Climbs 2.8%
The Stockholm stock exchange remained steadily positive on the first day of the trading week. The upswing persisted until closing, with the broad OMXS index ending at plus 2.
US Electronics Tariff Exemptions Are Temporary, Warns Trade Minister
American electronics giants breathed a sigh of relief on Friday when the US government exempted electronics from tariffs against the rest of the world. But Trade Minister Howard Lutnick is now warning that the exemptions are only temporary, reports ABC News.
Smartphones exempt from Trump's trade war
The US President Donald Trump's government is exempting smartphones, computers, and other electronics from its tariffs against countries that, according to him, have trade barriers against the USA, reports Bloomberg. .
"Optimism about China boosts Wall Street"
After a turbulent and chaotic week where the US stock exchanges went yo-yo up and down in sharp swings – as a result of the tariff announcements from the US and China – the trade pointed upwards on the trading week's final day. .
TSMC Reports 42 Percent Sales Surge in Q1, Exceeding Expectations
Taiwanese TSMC, the world's largest semiconductor company with customers such as Apple and Nvidia, reports a 42 percent increase in sales for the first quarter of the year. The revenue landed at 25.
Wall Street Soars as Trump Pauses Tariffs, Tech Stocks Lead Gains
The New York stock exchange's broad S&P 500 index rose 9. 5 percent on Wednesday, the largest increase in a single day since 2008.
Wall Street Slips as Major Tech Stocks Tumble
The New York stock exchange rose sharply in Tuesday's initial trading, but the leading indexes then fell back – significantly. At closing, the broad S&P 500 index had fallen 1.
US Stock Market Tumbles as Tariff Tensions Escalate
The New York stock exchange recorded the second day in a row of very heavy falls in the global market anxiety following President Donald Trump's import tariffs. .
US Stock Market Tumbles as Tariffs Hit Tech Giants
The New York stock exchange fell deeply in the wake of President Donald Trump's import tariffs. The large technology companies and companies with production in Asia had a nightmare day.
France Fines Apple 150 Million Euros for Competition Violations
France's competition authority, the Autorité de la Concurrence, has imposed a fine on iPhone manufacturer Apple of 150 million euros (equivalent to 1. 6 billion kronor).
Wall Street fell again – Tesla continues to plummet
After two trading days in a row on the plus side, the gloom was back on Wall Street. Not least, electric car manufacturer Tesla had a very heavy day – as did the technology sector as a whole.
Red on Wall Street – weak week for Apple
After Wall Street closed on somewhat brighter figures on Wednesday, the New York Stock Exchange soured again on Thursday. Apple has fallen more than 12 percent this week, which suggests that the company is heading towards its worst week since March 2020.
TSMC's 1,000 Billion U.S. Investment: A Boost for American Chip Production
Taiwanese TSMC, the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, is to invest over 1,000 billion kronor in the USA over the next four years, confirms USA's President Donald Trump at a press conference. .
"Racist" became "Trump" – Apple promises to fix
A bug in Apple's voice control function caused the word "racist" to be replaced with "Trump". The tech giant - mindful of its relationship with the new president - promises swift action, reports American media.
Apple makes a major investment in the USA
Apple is to employ 20,000 new employees in the USA and make investments totaling 500 billion dollars. This is in connection with President Donald Trump announcing increased tariffs on goods imported from China, the market where Apple has a large part of, for example, its mobile phone manufacturing.
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.
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