US EditionWall Street Dips in Premarket but Remains Near Record Highs as Another Raft of Earnings Pours In
SOUTH KOREA, JUL 22 – Trade Minister Kim Jeong-Gwan aims to boost economic competitiveness by ordering constitutional reforms focused on practical competition through real work, signaling a strategic policy shift.
- On Tuesday, Kim Jeong-Gwan ordered revisions to the Commercial Act, emphasizing a focus on competition, as he said, `the Commercial Act serves as a constitutional framework for businesses.`
- South Korean Finance Minister Koo said trade talks with the US are scheduled for July 25, while meetings with counterparts are planned soon.
- With U.S. tariffs looming, Ryu Jin warned the next two weeks could be critical to secure terms before the Aug. 1 start, emphasizing economic urgency.
- Ryu Jin called on lawmakers to delay reforms, citing economic risks.
- Global leaders are racing, with Ferdinand Marcos Jr. planning to visit President Donald Trump to strike a deal before the August 1 tariff deadline, said sources.
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The Avery Journal-Times
Stocks slip as investors eye tariff impact among corporate earnings
Major stock markets slipped on Tuesday as New York backed off its record highs and European markets fretted over an August 1 deadline for the EU to avert steep tariffs from President Donald Trump.
Stocks mostly up as markets weigh earnings optimism, tariff fears
NEW YORK, United States – Wall Street stocks largely rose Monday as markets looked ahead to a heavy week of earnings reports following last week’s overall solid results. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq advanced to finished at fresh records, while the Dow edged lower. “There is obviously momentum here,” said FHN Financial’s Chris Low,
Watauga Democrat
Markets mixed as investors eye earnings and Trump tariffs
Global stocks diverged on Tuesday as traders awaited earnings from big US companies and European markets fretted over an August 1 deadline for the EU to avert steep tariffs from President Donald Trump.
LancasterOnline
Wall Street dips in premarket but remains near record highs as another raft of earnings pours in
Wall Street dipped to small losses in premarket trading, but indexes remained near record highs on another big day for corporate earnings reports. Futures for the S&P 500 lost 0.1% before the bell Tuesday, while futures for the Dow Jones…
Shares slip as investors look to earnings, tariff talks
LONDON :European shares fell on Tuesday, hit by mixed corporate earnings and anxiety over tariff negotiations between the U.S. and its trading partners, while the euro held steady. The Euro STOXX 600 index extended losses during morning trading and was last down 0.6 per cent, with bourses in Germany and Franc
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