Global stocks staged a recovery after more than $1 trillion was wiped out in a sharp market rout. A heavy tech sell-off left Asian markets reeling, with stocks in South Korea swinging sharply as investors reacted to volatility in technology shares and broader risk sentiment.


Stocks Recover After $1 Trillion Wipeout as Tech Sell-Off Rocks Asia | WION

 Global markets fell again Thursday as tech stocks struggled to recover from a massive selloff. Alphabet and and shares plunged amid fears over rising ai spending, wiping billions off market value, while silver and gold also slid, and investors brace for amazon earnings and central bank updates.


Tech Stocks Lost Billions Amid Rising Ai Investment Fears

Stocks, bonds, and the dollar experienced sharp swings during a turbulent trading week, driven by geopolitical tensions, Fed rate expectations, and mixed earnings, leaving investors bracing for continued volatility.


Markets in Chaos: Stocks, Bonds, Dollar Wildly Volatile

Stocks have been on a tear on optimism over solid earnings growth and inflation remaining sufficiently contained for the Federal Reserve to keep cutting interest rates. That optimism has persisted despite a worsening geopolitical backdrop, including US actions in Venezuela, its threats of intervention elsewhere and rising tensions between China and Japan.


Record-breaking stock rally loses steam, oil falls

Wall Street surged to record highs Thursday as investors bet on a Fed rate cut this month. Inflation rose more than expected, jobless claims hit a four-year high, and big gains from Tesla, Micron, and Warner bros drove markets higher. Take a look at this next report for more. . .


Dow jumps 1. 3% as inflation and job data boost sentiment

Lukewarm Reaction From Stocks to GST Cuts | WION Business Watch

The government's announcement last week on goods and services tax cuts has received only a lukewarm reaction from Indian stocks. The tax cuts were aimed at boosting consumption. However, market reaction suggests the benefits will only be marginal, and restricted to a few sectors at best.



Lukewarm Reaction From Stocks to GST Cuts | WION

Google is facing mounting challenges to its AI dominance, with rivals gaining ground in innovation and adoption. Meanwhile, the tech giant scored a legal win—U.S. regulators have confirmed that Google is not required to sell off its Chrome browser amid ongoing antitrust scrutiny. Despite pressure, Alphabet's stock jumped, reflecting investor confidence in Google's long-term AI and product strategy.

Google faces AI challenge | Not required to sell Chrome as stocks jump

Nissan motor is set to cut an additional 10,000 jobs globally, bringing the total number of layoffs to around 20,000—about 15 percent of its entire workforce.

Nissan's restructuring: layoffs spark concern as Nissan seeks a path to recovery

With hopes that the U.S-China trade truce would finally put a stop to a full-scale tariff war, most Asian stocks rose tracking a rally in wall street.

Asian stocks climb to highest since October

Indian stock markets remained stable while defence stocks like Mazagaon Dock and HAL surged after Operation Sindoor. Meanwhile, Pakistan's KSE-100 index plunged over 2%, falling below 70,100 points as investor panic grew. The Pakistan rupee is also under pressure amid fears of further escalation.

India markets steady, Pakistan stocks crash amid rising war fears

Wall Street regained its confidence last week. Speculative assets, like cryptos and tech firms, skyrocketed. Corporate America unleashed billions of dollars' worth of pent-up bond sales. In this report, we look at the epic comeback in global stocks and what to expect in the coming week.

Global stocks rise for the second week; Wall Street makes an epic comeback

Stocks rebound to wipe out losses from April's tariff shock

Indian markets are jumping to the sound of a bullish beat despite geopolitical tremors rattling South Asia and tariff crossfires erupting across continents.
Despite mounting global trade tensions and a tense standoff between Pakistan and India, the Sensex has jumped 7,000 points in just two months, and the nifty has gained a healthy 10 per cent.

Can the bull run in Indian stocks survive the shadows of war?

Bitcoin surged past gold and tech stocks in April, sparking debate over its role as a refuge from market turmoil. After historic swings in April, an age-old market maxim looms over the bounce in us stocks: sell in may and go away. One of the best-known market trends, the "Sell in may" effect, is backed by decades of historical performance

Bitcoin surges past gold and tech stocks In April

Tata Motors shares plunged 10% after its luxury unit, Jaguar Land Rover, paused US Exports due to President Trump's 25% tariff.
The US is a key market for JLR, and the tariffs' impact has dragged Tata's stock down 22% since late March.

Tata Motors shares drop 10% amid tariffs

Tesla was the hottest stock in the market following Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20. 2 months later, the company faces its biggest challenge in years. CEO's Elon Musk stint as a White House advisor has irked lawmakers and investors alike, with 'Tesla Takedown' calls gaining global traction.

Tesla stock falls 42% as Tesla faces quality, demand issues

Indian stocks have taken a beating since hitting record highs in September. The Sensex index has crashed over 4,000 points from its peak, erasing investor wealth to the tune of more than 40 lakh crore rupees. However, global brokerage firm Morgan Stanley sees Indian stocks as an attractive bet.

Indian stocks poised for a strong comeback?

US President Donald Trump's pledge to implement universal tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports caused commodity currencies, Asian stocks and cryptos to decline. Markets are set for a risk-off session on Monday as investors remain apprehensive about the escalating trade tensions.

Stocks, currencies slide on tariff jitters

Global markets are exuding a sense of resilience despite the fog of uncertainties. U.S. 'big tech' stock prices have fallen, the value of the safe-haven yen has soared to new heights, and fears of a worldwide trade war have taken hold. But risk assets are showing the ability to bounce back.

Markets see positives in fog of uncertainty

Asia stocks jumped while the dollar was on a rollercoaster ride as U.S. President Donald Trump paused the tariffs on Mexico and Canada for a month. The deep sell-off and the reversal in markets within 24 hours reflect Trump's dealmaking underscores that everything was negotiable.

Stocks recoup losses after Trump delays tariffs

Gloomy earnings reports by big Indian tech firms are creating worries that the industry would struggle to explain an 11 billion-dollar rally.

Tech industry's earnings to weigh on stocks

Pricey Indian stocks turned foreign investors into net sellers in 2024. Fears about a faltering economy and rising valuations caused foreign investors' sell orders last year. Watch in for more details!

Foreigners Turn Net Sellers Of Indian Stocks

The Magnificent Seven stocks of Wall Street—Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Nvidia, Tesla, and Alphabet—have driven much of the S&P 500's growth in recent years. However, 2024 has shown some cracks in their dominance, especially compared to 2023’s performance. Stocks like Alphabet, Microsoft, and Apple have lagged behind the broader market in 2024, while Nvidia has stood out due to its central role in the AI boom. Watch in for more details!

Is The Mag7 Still A Strong Bet For 2025?

A decline in the world's leading tech firms hit wall street stocks in the final stretch of an exceptional year. Despite the exuberance around the trump trade and the fervor for AI, it has been a challenging year for generating profits across asset classes.

U.S. Stocks Showing Signs Of Wavering | World Business Watch

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