Equity markets continue to move with the big story, namely Trump's return to business. But there's also a multitude of little stories that keep adding up, on top of corporate results. It's sometimes hard to keep up! Yesterday, the markets were basking in a sea of green. However, as the sun set, Alphabet and AMD decided to throw a little shade with their earnings reports.

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The financial markets are back on their emotional rollercoaster, reminiscent of the early days of the current US President's term. Picture this: Donald Trump enters the scene with a protectionist bang, only to follow it up with a diplomatic pause. Mexico and Canada, ever the eager understudies, stepped up to fill the void, while China decided to sit this one out. Despite the drama, the equity markets seem to have found their zen, at least for now.

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January 2024 was a good month for the global stock markets, especially in Europe, but it seems the good times might be short-lived. On February 1, former President Donald Trump announced new tariff surcharges aimed at Mexico, Canada, and China - America's top three trading partners. True to his word, Trump followed through, yet the financial markets were still caught off guard.

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Markets are facing a whirlwind of central bank decisions and robust tech earnings, and Trump's tariff threats could throw a wrench in the gears. They also cheered good economic indicators. Investors relish the green uptick, but the specter of trade wars resurfaces, challenging the month's gains. Silicon Valley also grapples with China's AI emergence, while the dollar climbs amidst global trade uncertainty.

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Jobless claims hit the slide, while the ECB plays limbo with rates—how low can they go? Wall Street's excitement meter needs a battery change, snoozing through Fed's steady hand. Apple, once the AI underdog, now leads the tech pack with a market cap comeback.

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In the wake of the DeepSeek debacle, Wall Street is finding its footing again. Nvidia's stock is bouncing back, offering a glimmer of hope amidst ongoing concerns about Chinese AI advancements. Yet, the financial world isn't out of the woods just yet. The Federal Reserve is gearing up for its next big decision on interest rates, a move that could send ripples through the market. Adding to the suspense, tech giants Microsoft, Meta, and Tesla are set to release their earnings reports. These results have the potential to shift market dynamics significantly.

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Investor sentiment is staging a modest comeback after a tech sector tumble, thanks to the buzz around Chinese AI upstart, DeepSeek. This newfound optimism nudged US equity futures upwards in pre-market trading on Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average futures remained flat, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures both enjoyed a slightly more robust rise of 0.3%. This comes on the heels of a dip in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq the day before, triggered by DeepSeek's meteoric ascent. The startup has unveiled an open-source AI model that can run on less-advanced chips, shaking up the tech landscape and keeping investors on their toes.

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Wall Street is currently buckled in for a wild ride, thanks to a disruptive force from the East. A bold new open-source AI model from China is rewriting the rulebook, challenging American tech dominance and sending Nasdaq futures into a bit of a tailspin. Silicon Valley isn't amused. Brace yourselves for a frenetic week ahead, as the Federal Reserve's latest rate verdict looms and tech titans such as Microsoft, Meta, and Apple gear up to drop their earnings bombshells.

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Wall Street's main indexes are on a roll, eyeing their second straight week of gains. The Dow Jones is particularly enthusiastic, gearing up for its biggest weekly leap since October 2022. What's fueling this bullish sentiment? A cocktail of Trump's ambitious artificial intelligence investment plans, a hint of cooling inflation, and robust earnings from the banking heavyweights. As we look to the horizon, tech titans like Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Tesla are set to unveil their quarterly results next week. Investors are on the edge of their seats, eager to see if these giants will continue to dazzle.

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Investors are treading lightly amidst a sea of economic data and earnings reports, and the pulse of the market is tested by jobless claims and Trump's AI ambitions. In the global theater, Trump's tech moves stir the pot, challenging industry giants and national strategies alike, while Elon Musk's agenda remains a mystery. Let's not forget Apple - its stumble casts shadows on its once-shining stock...

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