US EditionWall Street rises again as the S&P 500 erases its loss for 2025
- On Tuesday, U.S. Stocks showed mixed trading as the S&P 500 edged up 0.1% while the Dow Jones fell 209 points in early New York trading.
- The market reacted to the announcement that the U.S. And China would temporarily halt their trade conflict for 90 days to facilitate negotiation efforts amid ongoing uncertainty.
- Inflation data showed a slowdown to 2.3% in April from 2.4% in March, and major companies like UnitedHealth Group and Nissan reported financial challenges and restructuring.
- UnitedHealth shares dropped 13% after suspending its full-year forecast due to higher medical costs, while Nissan recorded a $4.5 billion loss and plans 20,000 layoffs for restructuring.
- Experts urge caution as inflation may rise due to tariffs, advising investors to watch for trade developments, while markets remain sensitive to negotiation news with no imminent Fed rate changes.
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Wall Street extended its rally on Tuesday as easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China and softer inflation data boosted investor confidence. In fact, the S&P 500 reclaimed positive territory for 2025 and closed 0.7% higher on the day. What To Know: The market is flashing another bullish signal that could indicate even more gains ahead, according to Ryan Detrick, chief market strategist for the Carson Group. Detrick observed that on Tue…
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ASX ends higher, led by energy and tech stocks; Macquarie, Aristocrat shares fall
The Australian sharemarket swung into the green in afternoon trading after losses from big names such as Macquarie Group and Aristocrat kept it in negative territory for most of Wednesday’s session.
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