US EditionGlobal Stocks Mostly Rise on Trade Deal Hopes While Tesla Plummets
UNITED STATES, JUL 24 – Global stock indexes rose on trade deal progress between the EU and US while Tesla shares dropped 9% after reporting a 16% profit decline, analysts said.
- On July 25, 2025, global stock markets generally experienced gains, supported by encouraging negotiations on tariffs involving the United States and its international partners, alongside a range of mixed corporate earnings results.
- The positive uptrend occurred amid ongoing uncertainty caused by trade disputes and looming decisions on higher US tariffs.
- Asian markets advanced with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index up 0.6 percent and the MSCI Asia-Pacific Index rising for a sixth consecutive day.
- Alphabet reported $28.2 billion in profits for the second quarter and increased its planned capital expenditures for 2025, while Tesla’s shares dropped 9 percent following a 16 percent decline in quarterly earnings and CEO Elon Musk’s caution about several challenging quarters ahead.
- These developments suggest cautious optimism as trade negotiations support markets despite persistent tariff concerns and mixed sector performances.
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With a week to go, the European Union and the United States appear close to reaching a trade agreement. The European Commission called an agreement "within reach" yesterday. The deadline imposed by President Trump on the negotiators expires on August 1. Reaching an agreement remains the primary goal, European Commission President von der Leyen reiterated yesterday. US Commerce Secretary Lutnick is also confident. "We're going to get through this…
Market Rally: Trade Talks Boost Global Stocks
Global stocks experienced a rally as investors reacted positively to potential trade agreements between the U.S. and key partners. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq showed modest gains while hopes for a deal with Europe reduced investors' anxieties. Meanwhile, treasury yields rose and oil prices rebounded.
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hbl.fiTesla shares fall nearly 8 percent in New York stock market open. The drop comes after Tesla's market capitalization has already fallen 18 percent so far this year.
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EU-US trade deals buoy stocks while Tesla plummets
Stock markets mostly bumped upwards Thursday as hopes grew that the European Union could strike a trade deal with the United States, while Tesla shares nosedived on poor earnings results.
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