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From soup cans to airplanes, steel and aluminum are a fundamental part of American life
President Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports could significantly impact American manufacturers and consumers. Key industries, from construction to autos and household goods, depend heavily on these metals, leading to potential price hikes. Companies are bracing for increased costs, affecting everything from grocery prices to automotive and appliance costs, potentially straining the U.S. economy.
Trading Day: Finally, a bounce on Wall Street. But for how long?
U.S. inflation data for February came in below forecasts, alleviating some investor concerns and driving a rebound in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. However, ongoing trade tensions and tariffs imposed by President Trump add economic uncertainty, impacting growth and complicating the Federal Reserve's potential response.
Another Tesla insider bails! Elon Musk ally James Murdoch dumps $13 million in Tesla stock as company suffers historic single-day plunge
James Murdoch, a Tesla board member, sold shares worth $13.2 million, causing the company's stock to suffer its biggest one-day drop since September 2020. His move followed other Tesla insiders' stock sales. Retail investors are trying to stabilize Tesla’s stock by encouraging others to hold on to their shares, fearing further declines.
US stock market today: Market dips- Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq react to tariff tensions; as US-Canada trade war escalates despite inflation cooling
US stock market volatility surged as US-Canada trade tensions rattled investors. The Dow Jones dipped 0.3%, while the S&P 500 fell 0.3%, reversing earlier gains. Despite a 3.1% rise in core CPI, marking its lowest increase since April 2021, tariff concerns overshadowed inflation relief. Canada retaliated with $21 billion in duties on US goods, following Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs. The EU also imposed $28 billion in counter-tariffs. While Nvidia (NVDA) and Tesla (TSLA) surged over 4%, other sectors suffered.
It's Ambani vs Mittal, again! Sky is not the limit this time around
Starlink Jio Airtel Deal: Telecom giants Airtel and Jio have signed a pact with Starlink to offer broadband internet in India, pending regulatory approval. This partnership aims to enhance high-speed internet access, especially in remote regions. Through this collaboration, all parties hope to strengthen their market presence and improve digital connectivity across the country.
Is US recession imminent? Why is rising anxiety about it roiling markets?
Stock markets are falling sharply, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq in a correction. Economists worry about a recession due to President Trump's aggressive tariffs, particularly affecting key trading partners. Despite current stability and low recession odds, rising import taxes and uncertainty are causing concerns. Federal Reserve and experts monitor job losses, indicating a potential downturn.
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Even Elon Musk fans dash for the sidelines with Tesla in freefall
Elon Musk's Tesla Inc. faces a significant stock decline, sparking concern among long-term investors. Despite President Trump buying a Tesla to show support, the stock is down 52% from its all-time high. Analysts predict further drops due to negative sentiment, poor sales, and Musk's political distractions. Retail traders' optimism is waning amid bleak global sales forecasts.
Dow falls 500 pts after Trump announces fresh tariffs on Canada metals
Wall Street indexes fell as President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum products. The escalating trade tensions fueled fears of an economic slowdown. Major U.S. stocks, including tech firms, also faced declines amid economic uncertainty and forecasted losses across various sectors.
Now hiring: AI trust roles; Tough road ahead for Tesla
Large Indian tech companies are rapidly hiring for jobs focused on AI safety and trust. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
China’s EV dominance reshaping global auto industry: Deven Choksey
Deven Choksey highlights the disruptive impact of China's dominance in the global auto sector, especially in the EV market. The discussion also touches on the recent stabilization of the Indian market due to currency stability and the potential investment opportunities in the undervalued wire and cable sector, with strong fundamentals supporting growth.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 26%
The Indian market, in correction mode for five months, is not a standalone underperformer. A part of the correction does and will continue to happen because of global markets. So, when Dow Jones Futures indicates in the afternoon that it will open with a 1% cut, or Nasdaq is set for a cut of over 2%, expecting the Nifty to end the day in the green is foolhardy. It’s simple: If the US markets are going to drop, there is no way the Indian market, or for that matter any other, whether emerging or developed, will see a standalone uptrend. Yes, there will be phases of relative outperformance. Are Indian markets going through that? Is market behavior indicating that?
Walmart or Amazon? Know which stock is best for investors in the US
The market capitalisation of Amazon is worth more than $2 trillion, while Walmart currently stands at around $750 billion. The two big giants are among the favourites for the US-based investors. Walmart's stock was appreciated by 58% in the last one year and Amazon Web Services' Q4 sales jumped 18.5% to reach $107.6 billion.
After board chair, now Tesla's CFO Vaibhav Taneja sells $8 million worth of company's shares amid stock price volatility and market jitters
Tesla faces ongoing financial issues with CFO Vaibhav Taneja and other insiders selling significant amounts of stock. This follows production setbacks and declining sales in Germany. The stock has seen a notable decline. Retail investors are concerned about frequent stock sales by senior leadership, perceiving it as misuse of the company stock.
Nasdaq falls into correction territory as trade war worries weigh; Tesla plunges 7%
Stocks on Wall Street declined on Tuesday, led by a significant drop in the tech-heavy Nasdaq, as investors worried about the escalating trade war's impact on the economy. Major banks and automotive stocks were among the worst hit, with Citigroup, JPMorgan, Ford, and General Motors all experiencing significant losses.
Rise of the super-billionaires: How the world’s wealthiest are reshaping global economy
A new class of financial elites, the super-billionaires, has emerged, controlling 16% of billionaire wealth. With a combined net worth of $3.3 trillion, figures like Elon Musk and Bernard Arnault are driving innovation and market influence. Let’s find out the power dynamics of the world's wealthiest individuals and their impact on the global economy.
Wall Street veteran analyst Tom Lee, who called the market surge, weighs in on what’s next for the S&P 500
Veteran analyst Tom Lee is still bullish on the S&P 500 hitting 7,000 by 2025 despite recent market fluctuations. Although big tech stocks have taken a hit, Lee views the pullbacks as natural and points out that the long-term trend of the market is still robust. Fundstrat's Mark Newton expects short-term consolidation before a strong rebound.
Why is U.S. consumer confidence plunging to its lowest since 2021? Inflation fears, tariffs, and economic uncertainty raise concerns
Consumer confidence in the U.S. saw its biggest monthly decline since August 2021, dropping to 98.3 in February 2025 from 105.3 in January, as inflation fears and tariff concerns rattled households. The Conference Board’s report highlighted a rise in 12-month inflation expectations to 6%, making consumers more cautious about spending. Stock markets reacted negatively, with the S&P 500 falling 0.9% and the Nasdaq dropping 1.8%. If confidence continues to weaken, it could slow down retail sales and economic growth, raising recession risks. The Federal Reserve may face pressure to adjust policies in response to rising uncertainty.
India Inc set for modest 7-8% revenue growth in Q4 as rural demand rebounds: ICRA
The rebound in rural demand, driven by a robust kharif harvest and a positive outlook for the rabi season, is expected to strengthen earnings in consumer-facing sectors.
Lightspeed’s Bejul Somaia on the India opportunity; Q-comm’s EV ride
Happy Monday! India holds an important place for Lightspeed despite the global reset in the tech sector, top official Bejul Somaia told us. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Dow falls 400 points; S&P, Nasdaq down nearly 1% as investors assess Trump tariffs
Wall Street's major indexes opened lower due to investor caution sparked by new tariff threats from President Trump. Walmart's downbeat forecast for the fiscal year ending January 2026 also weighed heavily on the market, affecting other major retailers.
Nicknames bloom in China's tech renaissance
Technology stocks are soaring in Hong Kong thanks to buzz around AI startup DeepSeek and a meeting between President Xi Jinping and tech business leaders including Alibaba founder Jack Ma, which has been seen as a sign of implicit state support.
China stocks seen ready for change as Xi's tech detente lifts sentiment
In addition to the Xi's meeting with China's tech VIPs, the mood-shift also owes much to the combination of buzz around DeepSeek, which says it has developed a cut-price AI model and relief that China has not been hit with big US sanctions.
Indian markets feel the chill in Trump-Modi ties sans bear-hugging bonhomie
Narendra Modi met with Donald Trump, bringing trade concessions but facing reciprocal tariffs that will significantly impact India's top exports. Modi's efforts to negotiate a trade deal might involve more concessions, while India's currency and stock market could suffer due to capital outflows and lower dollar returns.
Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq slip as Tesla, Apple, and major stocks struggle amid tariff fears and weak retail sales
Stock Market Today saw Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures decline as investors reacted to new tariff concerns and weak retail sales data. Tesla, Apple, and other major stocks faced pressure, while Airbnb and Roku saw gains. Global markets showed mixed trends, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 falling and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng rising. Investors now focus on the Federal Reserve’s policy updates and upcoming corporate earnings. As trade uncertainty grows, market volatility remains high.
US stocks subdued as markets await tariff details
US stocks: Investors await more clarity on Trump's reciprocal tariff plans, leading to muted performance on Wall Street's main indexes. Despite recent market volatility, all three major indexes are set for weekly gains. U.S. retail sales fell more than expected in January, influencing bond yields to tick lower.
US retail investors dive into tech stocks in response to DeepSeek selloff
Retail investors took advantage of the market selloff earlier this week by buying various technology stocks, including Nvidia, Tesla, Broadcom, and Apple, according to Vanda Research. This surge of investment, fueled by the recent decline in stock prices, led to an inflow of roughly $4.25 billion into U.S. markets over a few days, reaching post-election levels.
Can Elon Musk mean business while moonlighting for Trump?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's involvement in politics, including his role at DOGE under Trump, raises concerns among investors about his commitment to Tesla. Despite reporting lower-than-expected profits, Tesla aims for growth in 2025 with new products. However, potential policy changes under Trump could pose challenges, including reduced EV subsidies and increased competition from Ford and GM.
HUL-Minimalist deal; NRAI pushes ONDC
Hindustan Unilever said it has acquired D2C skincare brand Minimalist in a significant move by the FMCG giant. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Rise as Investors React to Trump’s Tariff Proposals
The stock market showed positive momentum on January 21, 2025, with the Dow Jones up by 0.7%, the S&P 500 gaining 0.6%, and the Nasdaq increasing by 0.3%. Investors are closely watching President Trump's policy actions, especially his proposed tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico.
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