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.
TechnologyThe chip giant Nvidia acted as a heavy drag on the New York stock exchange on Wednesday. The broad S&P index fell 2.2 percent, the Dow Jones industrial index 1.7 percent, and the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index 3.1 percent.
BusinessTrading on Wall Street was reserved on Tuesday – and ultimately fell below zero. Boeing – which is affected by President Donald Trump's trade war – sank 2.4 percent.
BusinessThe American chip manufacturer Nvidia announced on Monday that the company will start producing its "AI-supercomputers" exclusively in the USA for the first time.
TechnologyThe 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 2.8 percent. The US stock exchanges also started positively, with several of the major tech companies trading on plus.
BusinessAfter 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.
BusinessIt's pointing sharply downwards for small savers' favourite shares after Donald Trump's inauguration in January. The biggest losers are SBB and Tesla, which have dropped 28 and 40 per cent respectively. But there are winners.
BusinessThe American half-conductor giant Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang becomes honorary doctor at Linköping University.
BusinessThe 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.
BusinessAnother trading day with tariff-related gloom is over. The traders on Wall Street were afflicted with anxiety ahead of a tariff decision by President Donald Trump.
BusinessAfter another eventful stock market day, Wall Street saw new declines at closing. This since the President of the USA, among other things, announced that the USA will introduce penalty tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum at 50 percent – and then signaled that he is backing down.
BusinessPresident Donald Trump's wild swings made a new turn when he suddenly put the new tariffs against Canada and Mexico on hold – but the New York Stock Exchange continued to fall relentlessly. All you have is confusion, says Keith Lerner, market strategist at bank Truist, to CNBC.
BusinessConfidence 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 upswing on the Stockholm Stock Exchange intensified during afternoon trading and the industrial sector had a good day. Even the larger European stock exchanges rose – towards new record levels.
BusinessThe 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.
BusinessThe New York stock exchange rose after volatile trading on Thursday. Some index-heavy tech giants had a sluggish day, while others flourished.
BusinessThe 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.
TechnologyThe 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.
TechnologyLeading 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.
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