Asian stocks ended lower on Friday, paring gains from the previous session sparked by US President Donald Trump’s 90-day tariff pause. While
BP’s shares fell in early trading Thursday after the energy group announced it expects weak first-quarter gas marketing and trading earnings and
Chinese e-commerce companies are stepping up to help the country’s exporters tap the domestic market as the US-China trade war intensifies with
US stocks slipped early on Friday as investors continued to react to the shifting landscape of global trade policy, capping one of
Nvidia shares rose Friday, recovering some ground after a sharp selloff in the previous session, as market volatility around tariffs remained the
European markets closed out a turbulent week with modest losses on Friday, as the intensifying tariff standoff between the United States and
Consumer confidence in the United States has slumped to its weakest level in over ten years, undercut by escalating trade tensions and
Tesla shares extended their losses on Friday, falling about 4% to trade around $242. The decline followed a 7.3% drop on Thursday,
China has sharply escalated its trade confrontation with the United States, raising tariffs on American goods to 125% from 84% in response
European stock markets opened with modest gains in early trade on Friday, as a turbulent week for shares neared its end. While
