Stock markets sold off on a raft of bad economic news last week, but are climbing again Monday.
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President Trump announced new global tariffs on dozens of countries last night, singling out Canada for a 35% levy.
Meta and Microsoft surge on earnings, lifting ETFs like QQQ, VOO, and VUG as AI momentum and U.S. growth drive market gains.
US GDP grew 3% in Q2, much stronger than expected and despite tariffs turmoil that began in April.
The S&P 500 more or less flatlined yesterday despite big tariffs news. It's moving higher today on positive earnings reports from multiple S&P 500 components.
US and EU trade representatives struck a deal to lower tariffs on EU exports to the US last night.
S&P 500's sharp 28% rebound from April formed a V-shaped recovery as earnings upgrades and fading tariff fears fueled optimism. Bet on ETFs like SPY, IVV and VOO.
Trade deals helped push the S&P 500 to record highs earlier in the week, and Friday could push the market even higher.
The S&P 500 enters Thursday trading right where it left off Wednesday night — neither up nor down.
Japan and the U.S. reached a new trade agreement last night that will see tariffs lowered on Japanese car exports, $550 billion in new Japanese investments in the U.S.
Bloomberg reports that Google is recruiting news agencies to join a new AI project.