Wall Street wavers as China shores up its economy ahead of trade talks with the US
- Wall Street stocks rose modestly on May 7, 2025, as China increased efforts to support its economy ahead of trade talks with the U.S. In Switzerland.
- This followed growing concerns about tariffs between the U.S. And China, which led to uncertainty and prompted companies to adjust financial forecasts.
- While the Federal Reserve signaled caution, expecting to hold interest rates steady, markets showed mixed reactions with European losses and Asian gains, and the 10-year Treasury yield dropping slightly to 4.29%.
- The Dow Jones rose 242 points, the S&P 500 gained 0.4%, and the Walt Disney Co. Surged nearly 10% after beating profit targets and gaining over a million streaming subscribers.
- The upcoming trade talks and China's rate cuts aim to ease tensions that have pressured technology and discretionary sectors amid persistent tariff-related economic uncertainty.
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