Tech Stocks Continue to Decline on Wall Street Amid Investor Concerns
The negative trend on the New York stock exchange continued on Wednesday. Another heavy day was recorded for the major technology companies.
BusinessThe negative trend on the New York stock exchange continued on Wednesday. Another heavy day was recorded for the major technology companies.
BusinessNew York stock exchange continued upwards on Wednesday after Tuesday's record levels – and on Wednesday, both the broad S&P 500 index and Nasdaq's composite index noted record-high closing levels again.
BusinessNorway's state oil fund continues to invest heavily in American tech shares, shows the fund's half-year report.
BusinessThe President of the USA, Donald Trump, says that he plans to introduce 100-percent tariffs on microchips and semiconductors, but emphasizes that companies that move production to the USA are exempt. At the same time, Apple's CEO Tim Cook announces that the technology giant will invest an additional 100 billion dollars to increase manufacturing in the USA.
BusinessNew York stock exchange rose on a broad front on Wednesday.
BusinessNew York stock exchange ended the week with falling prices. Weak employment figures and a concern about how the US tariffs will hit contributed to the leading indexes falling.
BusinessThe American IT giant Apple exceeded the analysts' forecasts for the latest quarter. Both sales and profit were higher than expected.
BusinessNew York stock exchange ended the week with a record – again. The broad S&P500 index closed at a new record level for the fifth day in a row and the technology-heavy Nasdaq's composite index for the fourth time this week.
BusinessAgain, the US labor market shows stubborn strength, which reduces the chances of a rate cut. At the same time, the New York stock exchange climbed to new record levels.
BusinessDeclining sales in an otherwise growing electric car market. When the tech giants' black sheep open the books, the focus is again on the CEO behind the wheel. The stock price follows what he does, says Nordnet's savings economist Frida Bratt.
BusinessUSA stock exchanges closed on a plus on Thursday encouraged by better job figures than expected.
BusinessIt was upwards on the New York stock exchange with a new record level for the broad S&P500 index after the announcement that the USA has entered into a trade agreement with Vietnam.
BusinessThe leading stock exchanges in Asia have after a few hours of trading a mixed development – but most point upwards.
BusinessWall Street did as the leading European stock exchanges and closed without major movements on Wednesday. The AI giant Nvidia acted as a locomotive with a new record notation.
BusinessThe share in electric car manufacturer Tesla rises by 1.6 percent in pre-trading on Wall Street. The launch of the company's first example of a driverless taxi in Austin, Texas, over the weekend increases the demand for the share, reports the news agency Bloomberg.
BusinessCybersäkerhetsexperter have discovered what is described as the largest leak of passwords so far – 16 billion – on the internet, writes the American magazine Forbes.
SwedenInvestors on Wall Street sat with their noses against computer screens and searched (in vain) for news from the trade talks in London. At the same time, the prices crept slowly upwards and stopped at a plus on the first day of the trading week – which will offer important economic messages.
BusinessThe courses on the US stock exchange rose on Friday. Electric car manufacturer Tesla recovered from Thursday's huge loss and dragged the other major technology companies with it.
BusinessDonald Trump made an unspecified accusation against China – and the stock exchange became anxious. Thus, the New York stock exchange closed an otherwise fine trading month in a more cautious mood.
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