Biotech stocks moved higher, with (IBB) rising about 0.6% as expectations for increased pharmaceutical dealmaking and investment supported sentiment. Gains in Vertex, Moderna, Sarepta, IQVIA, and Iovance helped lift the sector alongside strength in small-cap equities.
Tech stocks advanced as Apple announced a major expansion of U.S. manufacturing in Houston and AMD’s AI partnership with Meta boosted semiconductor sentiment. (VGT) rose about 1.7%, supported by gains in Apple, AMD, Microsoft, Salesforce, and NVIDIA.
Global equity markets decline amid renewed trade tensions and mixed economic data, with significant drops in China's Hang Seng Index and concerning trends in Canada, the UK, and France.
Financial stocks tumble after President Trump announced an increase in global tariffs to 15%, raising concerns. XLF dropped more than 3%, with JPMorgan, Mastercard, and Visa leading losses, as weak factory orders and a broader Dow decline amplified risk-off sentiment.
Tech stocks fall as renewed trade uncertainty and rising geopolitical tensions weigh on sentiment, pushing VGT down nearly 2%. Broad weakness across major software names, including Microsoft, IBM, Intuit, Salesforce, and Oracle, mirrors a broader decline in the S&P 500 as investors turn cautious.
Global equity markets show mixed performance as U.S. indices decline amid tariff concerns, while positive economic data from the U.S. and Germany signals potential growth recovery.
Tech shares ticked higher after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling against global tariffs eased cost pressures for import-heavy sectors, supporting risk appetite. Gains in Apple, Nvidia, Micron, RingCentral, and Analog Devices helped lift VGT, while the broader S&P 500 also advanced.
Global equity markets decline as U.S. Q4 GDP growth disappoints at 1.4% and inflation pressures complicate Fed rate outlook amid rising geopolitical tensions with Iran.
Global equity markets decline amid inflation fears and geopolitical tensions, while U.S. jobless claims drop and manufacturing shows unexpected strength.
Global equity markets rise as U.S. Durable Goods Orders decline less than expected, housing starts surge, and UK inflation hits ten-month low, fuelling rate cut speculation.
Financial stocks move higher as payments and banking names gain, while a stronger U.S. dollar and easing inflation expectations shape outlooks ahead of key economic data.
Consumer discretionary stocks edge lower as cyclicals lag defensives, while early signs of consumer slowdown emerge alongside weakness in high-yield credit markets.
