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The U.S. services sector expanded for the 10th consecutive month in April, with the Services PMI® rising to 51.6%, up from 50.8% in March. The New Orders Index increased to 52.3%, indicating stronger demand, while the Business Activity Index dipped to 53.7% but remained in growth territory. The Employment Index stayed in contraction at 49%, though it improved from 46.2%
Ferrari's Q1 core earnings rose 15% on strong demand and richer models, but the company warned U.S. tariffs could impact profitability later this year.
Ford halted its annual outlook, citing $1.5B in costs from Trump's tariffs. CEO says U.S.-based automakers may gain an edge in the changing trade landscape.
IBM aims to boost AI sales with tools to help businesses manage and build AI agents, integrating platforms like Salesforce, Workday, and Adobe, CEO says.
Trump plans 100% tariffs on foreign-made films, calling them a national security threat as he claims U.S. movie industry is dying due to overseas incentives.
Oil prices hit multi-year lows as OPEC+ plans major output hike in June, adding to surplus fears amid weak demand from US-China trade tensions.
USD/GBP experienced moderate levels of volatility closing slightly below 1.32800. Economic Calendar Moderate levels of volatility should be expected considering impact of the fundamental data coming from the United States. GBP/USD hourly chart analysis In the short term, sideways trading may persist as the market consolidates within a defined range between 1.33540 and 1.32590. This range-bound behavior suggests a temporary balance between
Gold continued reversal in the previous week closing slightly below 3250.000. Economic Calendar Analysis Volatility is expected this week due to ongoing uncertainty in the broader financial markets. XAU/USD short-term forecast In the short term, bullish sentiment may drive the price of gold higher, potentially pushing it toward the key psychological and technical resistance level at 3500.00. This move could be supported by
At the Milken Conference, Wall St. leaders urged calm despite fears Trump's trade tariffs may slow the economy, hurt U.S. assets, and stall investments.
USD/JPY saw slight recovery closing above 144.953. Economic Calendar The occurrence of volatility may be anticipated due to upcoming fundamental news from both the United States and Japan. USD/JPY hourly chart analysis In the short term, the FX pair is experiencing sustained bearish momentum, which could lead to a gradual decline toward the key support level at 142.00. This level is significant from
Continuing previous weeks trend, FX pair experienced slight volatility closing slightly above 1.33000. Economic Calendar Analysis Higher levels of volatility could be anticipated, considering the fundamental data releases coming out of the United States. The Federal Reserve's interest rate decision may create significant volatility if an unexpected decision is made by the Fed. EUR/USD hourly chart analysis Continiuing previous weeks trend sideways trading may persist
Warren Buffett will remain chairman of Berkshire Hathaway as Greg Abel becomes CEO, ending Buffett's 60-year run as chief, the company announced Monday.
Shell launches a $3.5B buyback to fight weaker oil demand and falling crude prices.
TikTok was fined €530M by Ireland for violating EU GDPR by sending user data to China without proper safeguards. It has six months to comply or face suspension.
McDonald's Q1 U.S. same-store sales fell 3.6%, its biggest drop since 2020, as bad weather and cautious consumers hurt traffic. Global sales dropped 1%.
BOJ's rate-hike plans face pressure as Trump's tariffs shrink the window for further increases, posing the biggest test under Governor Ueda's two-year term.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang got his first raise in 10 years, with 2025 pay rising to $49.9M amid a company boom. His 3.5% stake is now worth about $94B.
Kohl's fired CEO Ashley Buchanan after 100+ days over deals with a vendor he had personal ties to, involving unusual terms and a costly consulting deal.
Ford April U.S. sales rose 16% on strong truck demand and employee pricing, but EV sales fell 40%. Buyers rush to beat possible Trump tariff hikes.
The April 2025 ISM® Manufacturing PMI® registered 48.7%, down slightly from 49.0% in March, indicating a second consecutive month of contraction in the manufacturing sector following two months of marginal expansion. This suggests that manufacturing continues to struggle despite broader economic growth. Demand indicators showed weakness, with the New Orders Index at 47.2% (up from 45.2% in March), the Backlog
Shell Q1 profit fell 28% to $5.58B, beating forecasts. It will continue $3.5B share buybacks, marking 14 straight quarters of $3B+ repurchases.
TotalEnergies Q1 profit fell 18% to $4.2B, missing forecasts. Earnings dropped across segments except LNG; shares slid 4% on rising debt concerns.
JetBlue and United are in talks for a partnership after JetBlue's alliance with American Airlines was blocked by a judge in 2023.
Investors shift to emerging market bonds as U.S. tariffs hit Treasury's; yields drop, currencies rise in Mexico, Brazil, and South Africa amid strong real returns.