Trump talked down stock prices on Wall Street
Confidence on the New York Stock Exchange increased again. But when President Donald Trump started talking about import tariffs, the courses turned downward.
BusinessConfidence on the New York Stock Exchange increased again. But when President Donald Trump started talking about import tariffs, the courses turned downward.
BusinessThe stock market in New York continues to fall after Friday's crash. Some tech stocks are shaking due to an AI chill – two days before industry giant Nvidia's report.
TechnologyThe courses fell sharply on the American stock exchanges on the last day of the trading week. The broad S&P 500 index and the Dow Jones industrial index both lost 1.7 percent, while the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index fell 2.2 percent.
BusinessA largely strong week. But the New York Stock Exchange's climb slowed down on Friday while digestion broke down the latest on the country's customs duties and inflation.
BusinessWall Street recovers partially from the Chinese AI influenza. The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index and chip manufacturer Nvidia climbed again after Monday's price slaughter among AI-related technology stocks.
TechnologyTrading was somewhat cautious on the American stock exchanges on Thursday, but the leading indexes all closed on a plus.
BusinessThe electric car manufacturer Tesla, the semiconductor giant Nvidia, the processor company Intel – and falling market interest rates as well as increased hopes of interest rate cuts on top of that. This is how five of the reasons behind Friday's good mood on the New York stock exchange are spelled.
TechnologyThe stock market in New York fell sharply since new American labor market statistics got the hope of more interest rate cuts to fade away into the distance.
BusinessLeading indexes on the stock exchanges in New York rose on Friday. The broad S&P 500 index climbed 1.3 percent – the first increase in five trading days, which in turn was the longest downturn since April last year.
BusinessThe stock exchanges on Wall Street got a somewhat sluggish, red, start to 2025 – with narrow declines during the year's first trading day. Among other things, Tesla continued to sink.
BusinessThis year's last trading day in the USA was marked by red curves and one or two falling rockets. The country's hyped tech sector can look back on a year with major upswings – but on New Year's Eve, it didn't go well for the giants.
BusinessMonday trading on the New York Stock Exchange turned red. Among the losers was the airline giant Boeing, whose share fell back after the weekend's accident in South Korea.
BusinessThe New York stock exchanges started with a minus but turned upwards and ended around zero in quiet trading on Boxing Day.
BusinessUSA stock exchanges rose in the shortened trading on Christmas Eve with the major technology companies as continued locomotives.
BusinessThe leading indexes showed green on the New York Stock Exchange when trading during the Christmas week began, despite decreased confidence in the economy among consumers.
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