Market Overview

Global equity indexes are trading mostly down currently after Wall Street ended higher on Monday. Meta shares rallied 3.6% outperforming market amid reports the Facebook parent believes its artificial intelligence tools could soon fully automate the process of creating advertising campaigns, Nvidia shares rose 1.67%.

Equity indexes are trading mostly lower currently after president Trump accused China of violating its preliminary trade agreement with the US. Wall Street stocks finished mixed on Friday. Alphabet shares slipped 0.06% while a US District Court in Washington heard closing arguments at a trial on proposals to address Google’s illegal monopoly in online search and related advertising, Microsoft shares added 0.37% on Friday outperforming market as Jefferies maintained the software giant’s stock rating and price target.

Global stocks are pointing in different directions currently ahead of Personal Consumption Expenditures report due at 14:30 CET. US stocks closed higher on Thursday. Nvidia shares rallied 3.3% outperforming market after the artificial intelligence major reported strong first-quarter earnings, Tesla shares rose 0.4% on Thursday.

Global equity indexes are trading mostly down currently after Wall Street closed sharply higher on Tuesday. Tesla rallied 5.9% outperforming market as chief executive officer Elon Musk pledged to return “24/7“ to work on his commercial ventures while data showed Tesla’s sales in the European Union fell by more than 50 per cent in April compared with the year-ago period, Alphabet shares rose 2.6% on Tuesday as Cantor Fitzgerald maintained its “Neutral” rating on the Google parent’s stock and $171.00 price target.

Global equity indexes are trading mostly up currently ahead of Wall Street reopening after Memorial Day holiday on Monday. Sony shares rose 1.8% outperforming market, Nippon Steel Corporation shares lost 0.7% today after rally in previous session against the backdrop of the news president Trump supports the Nippon Steel deal with US Steel.

Equity indexes are trading mostly higher currently after president Trump threatened to impose 50% tariffs against European Union citing a lack of progress in trade negotiations with the bloc. Wall Street stocks finished lower on Friday. Apple shares slumped 3.0% underperforming market as president Trump threatened 25% tariffs on iPhones not manufactured in the US, Amazon shares slid 1.0% on Friday.

Global stocks are pointing mostly up currently as US bond yields moderated ahead of New Home Sales report due at 16:00 CET. US stocks closed mixed on Thursday. Apple shares slid 0.36% while Evercore ISI maintained its “Outperform” rating and a price target of $250.00 for iPhone maker’s stock, Tesla shares rose 1.9% on Thursday outperforming market as Piper Sandler maintained its “Overweight” rating and a price target of $400.00 for Tesla stock.

Global equity indexes are trading in opposite directions currently ahead of US unemployment claims report at 14:30 CET today after Wall Street ended solidly lower on Wednesday. Alphabet shares rose 2.7% outperforming market after Google parent announced plans to include advertisements into its new AI Mode for online search, Nvidia shares slumped 1.9% on Wednesday while Wells Fargo maintained its “Overweight” rating for the stock and the $185 target.

Global equity indexes are trading mostly down currently after Wall Street closed lower on Tuesday. Tesla shares rose 0.4% outperforming market as chief executive officer Elon Musk said the company’s sales performance had improved in most markets after a difficult first quarter, Alphabet shares fell 1.5% on Tuesday as the CEO of the Google parent Sundar Pichai touted new artificial features at company’s annual developers event.

Global equity indexes are trading in different directions currently after Wall Street closed higher on Monday despite Moody’s downgrade of US’ investment grade rating last Friday. Apple shares slumped 1.17% underperforming market while Evercore ISI maintained its “Outperform” rating and a price target of $250.00 for iPhone maker’s stock, Tesla shares lost 2.25% on Monday.