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European shares edge higher as earnings roll in, tariff watch continues
European shares nudged higher on Tuesday as investors assessed a spate of corporate earnings, monitored potential tariff moves, and awaited key economic data.
DHL resumes global shipments of over $800 to US consumers
DHL Express will resume global business-to-consumer shipments worth over $800 to individuals in the United States following "constructive discussions" with U.S. authorities, the company announced on Monday.
Nasdaq jumps 2%, S&P 1% on tech boost and softer US tariff stance
Wall Street experienced a mixed trading day as investors grappled with fluctuating U.S.-China trade war sentiments and a mixed bag of corporate earnings reports. While the Nasdaq and S&P 500 saw gains, the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined, influenced by disappointing results from IBM and Proctor & Gamble.
US stock market today: Nasdaq soars 1.9%, S&P 500 gains 1.4% as big tech rallies; Dow lags on IBM drop – Texas Instruments, ServiceNow lead earnings winners, P&G, Chipotle slide
US stock market today surged as the Nasdaq jumped 1.9% and the S&P 500 added 1.4%, powered by a major tech rally. Big names like Texas Instruments and ServiceNow soared after strong earnings, lifting the overall market mood. But not all stocks joined the party—IBM dragged the Dow with a 0.1% dip, and Procter & Gamble along with Chipotle slipped. Investors are closely watching these mixed signals, especially with AI-related and chip stocks in focus.
US assets decline amid tariff, Fed consternation
The dollar weakened against its major peers with euro among the outperformers. The yen climbed to the strongest level against the greenback since September. Treasuries dropped and equity-index futures for the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 retreated. Japanese stocks fell at the open.
DHL to suspend global shipments of over $800 to US consumers
DHL Express is halting global business-to-consumer shipments exceeding $800 to the U.S. starting April 21 due to new U.S. customs regulations. These rules require formal entry processing for shipments over $800, a significant decrease from the previous $2,500 threshold. While business-to-business shipments will continue, delays are expected, and shipments under $800 remain unaffected.
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US stocks pare early highs, trade flat as investors weigh growth concerns
Wall Street indexes initially surged following White House tariff exemptions on smartphones and computers. However, gains diminished due to economic growth concerns and potential future levies on semiconductors. While tech stocks like Apple saw gains, most megacaps reversed course. Investors are wary of the administration's temporary pauses on tariffs amid a concerning economic backdrop.
Nasdaq up 1%, leads Wall Street higher after tariff break for electronics
Wall Street's main indexes leapt at the open on Monday, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq up over 2%, as investors welcomed the White House's move to exempt smartphones and computers from U.S. tariffs.
Gold price predictions: Will Gold rate touch historic $4,000-mark?
Gold prices on Friday reached a new height even as rates are up more than 22 per cent for the year of 2025.
Repo rate could be headed to 5.25-5.5% amid growth fears, global uncertainties
Some expect a slightly deeper cycle, with expectations of a terminal rate at 5% by December 2025 as the Reserve Bank of India surprised the market with a change in its stance to 'accommodative' from 'neutral', along with a downgrade in growth forecasts, "decisive improvement" in the inflation outlook and commitment to surplus liquidity.
Meme after meme: China targets Donald Trump and his advisers with AI war to counter tariffs; here are some causing a sensation
Trump tariffs spark China meme war as Beijing fires back with hilarious, AI-style videos mocking Trump, Elon Musk, and JD Vance over rising tariffs. From factory worker memes to inflated MAGA hat prices, China is using viral content to hit back at America’s trade moves in a way that’s both funny and fierce. With Trump pushing for U.S. manufacturing, China’s propaganda machine is showing just how dependent Americans still are on Chinese-made goods. This isn’t just a trade war anymore—it’s a digital showdown.
US bond rout leaves investors bruised despite Trump pause on tariffs
U.S. Treasury investors were left bruised on Wednesday despite a temporary pause in U.S. tariffs, as some funds were forced to sell bonds in a dash for cash while others called into question the bonds' status as the world's safest asset.
US President Donald Trump defends tariffs as global markets plunge, gold prices soar amid economic uncertainty
President Donald Trump stands by his tariff policies despite global market turmoil. As European and Asian stocks fall and recession fears grow, Deutsche Bank raises gold forecasts, and central banks boost reserves. Meanwhile, countries like South Korea and Hong Kong scramble to mitigate the impact, and internal US tensions around trade deepen.
‘Only the weak will fail’: Trump tees off as $6 trillion vanishes in market meltdown triggered by ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs
Donald Trump dismissed the worst US market crash since the pandemic, brushing off investor panic as a "great time to get rich". His sweeping tariffs have sparked a global trade war, drawing retaliation from China and warnings from economists about recession and inflation. While markets reeled and global leaders called for calm, Trump posted defiant messages from his golf course, insisting his strategy would boost US manufacturing and force trade concessions. Critics warn the fallout could be far-reaching and painful.
Global rout in bank shares intensifies as recession fears mount
Bank shares tanked across the globe on Friday as fears of a recession swept through markets in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump announcing the highest tariff walls in a century.
Chris Brown announces 'Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour’ dates. Check details
Chris Brown is celebrating the 20-year anniversary of his self-titled debut album with a Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour in 2024. Special guests Summer Walker and Bryson Tiller will join him. The tour includes stops in Europe and North America. Ticket information, including presale and on-sale dates, will be announced soon.
'Eggs are way down', says Trump amid historic high prices. Netizens say 'Bro can’t stop lying'
US egg prices are at an all-time high in the US in recent months, largely due to a bird flu outbreak, and has been discussed and debated across the country. US President Donald Trump has however denied it and said the prices are 'way down'. Earlier, Trump blamed former President Joe Biden for the high prices of eggs.
Elon Musk's DOGE staffer, 'Bigballs', linked to cybercrime gang: Shocking revelations emerge
Edward Coristine, a prominent member of Elon Musk's DOGE Service team, previously supported a cybercrime group known as EGodly, which bragged about stealing data and harassing an FBI agent. His involvement with the group raises concerns due to his current influential position with access to U.S. government networks. EGodly's past activities included hacking and swatting.
Yen steady, dollar dithers as traders await BOJ, Fed decisions
The yen steadied and the dollar struggled on Wednesday ahead of key rate decisions from the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve. Traders were cautious ahead of these central bank meetings. The euro scaled a five-month high, driven by optimism over Germany's fiscal plans. Sterling and the Australian dollar showed slight movements, while the Fed's policy decision was awaited.
Global trade to grow despite US tariff policies, says DHL Group CEO
Global trade is expected to grow, though less robustly, influenced by U.S. President Trump's tariff policies. The DHL Trade Atlas projects a 3.1% annual growth rate from 2024 to 2029, with India, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines leading the growth despite potential tariff impacts.
European Central Bank cuts rates by another quarter point as possible trade war looms
The European Central Bank lowered its interest rates by a quarter percentage point to 2.5%, aiming to boost an economy facing slow growth. Concerns over potential U.S. tariffs and increased defense spending loom large, with mixed implications for future rate decisions. Growth in Germany has risen due to new borrowing plans, but uncertainties persist.
DHL to cut 8,000 jobs this year after annual operating profit falls 7.2%
DHL plans to cut around 8,000 jobs in its Post & Parcel Germany division as part of its 'Fit for Growth' programme, aimed at saving over 1 billion euros by 2027. The company reported a 7.2% fall in annual operating profit. DHL expects over 6 billion euros in operating profit for 2025, below analysts' expectations.
War, not peace: The unlikely engine of Europe's economic revival
An era-defining week in geopolitics has heightened hopes for Europe's economic growth, driven not by peace but by significant military rearmament. Amid Washington's surprising talks with Moscow, Europe faces the reality of reduced U.S. military support, necessitating substantial defence investment and closer regional cohesion.
For students, a degree of uncertainty as Germany votes
Two aspiring nurses from Kerala are anxious about their future in Germany as a snap election approaches amidst rising support for the far right. Study abroad consultants highlight concerns over the anticipated tightening of immigration policies, which may impact visa regulations and long-term career opportunities for Indian students.
European shares flat as losses in energy counter industrials' boost
European shares were steady on Thursday as gains in industrials and materials were offset by declines in heavyweight sectors such as energy and healthcare.
DHL, Fedex resume selective pick-up of import shipments from China, Hong Kong to India
Indian custom officials had late last month started physically examining Chinese consignments across ports and airports, as border tensions escalated between the two countries.
Volkswagen scandal won't hurt German brand, Frank Appel tells Sueddeutsche
Frank Appel said Volkswagen AG's diesel-cheating scandal probably won't hurt Germany's corporate brand, Sueddeutsche Zeitung cited him as saying.
Deutsche Post DHL buys Lemuir Group's stake in JV
Deutsche Post DHL, the world's leading postal and logistics group, today said it has acquired the 24 per cent stake held by Lemuir Group in their joint venture.
Deutsche Post CEO denies 1 bn eur cost cut
The chief executive of Deutsche Post, Europe's biggest mail and express delivery company, denied a report the firm could launch a huge cost cutting programme at its mail unit, he told a newspaper.
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