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Global equity indexes are trading in opposite directions rising currently ahead of University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment report at 16.00 CET after US stocks closed sharply lower again on Thursday. Apple shares ended 4.24% lower following a 15% jump after the tariffs were temporarily suspended for 90 days yesterday, Microsoft shares slumped 2.34% on Thursday outperforming market while Wedbush reduced the price target on software giant’s stock to $475 from the previous $550 as it maintained an “Outperform” rating on the shares.

Global equity indexes are trading in different directions currently ahead of US unemployment claims report at 14:30 CET today. Wall Street rebounded on Wednesday after president Trump delayed steep new tariffs hours after they took effect. Meta shares rallied 14.76% outperforming market while Bank of America cut its price targets for Meta and Alphabet stocks, Alphabet shares jumped 9.88% on Wednesday.

Global equity indexes are trading in opposite directions currently after president Trump ordered additional tariffs on China. Wall Street closed lower on Tuesday. Tesla shares slumped 4.9% underperforming market while CEO Elon Musk called “demonstrably false” president Trump’s trade advisor’s remark that Tesla is more of a “car assembler” than manufacturer, Apple shares sank 4.95% on Tuesday as Morgan Stanley and KeyBanc Capital Markets lowered their price targets on Apple stock by over 10%.

Global equity indexes are advancing currently after Wall Street closed mixed in a choppy session on Monday. Apple shares fell 3.67% underperforming market despite reports customers rushed to retail stores over the weekend to buy iPhones in anticipation of a price increase due to President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs, Tesla shares slid 2.56% on Monday while Wedbush cut its price target on the electric vehicle manufacturer by 43% expecting a significant negative impact from 34% retaliatory tariffs on American products which China introduced that will come into effect on April 10.

Global equity indexes are mostly falling currently after US stocks closed sharply lower on Friday and notched a weekly loss again. Nvidia shares sank 7.36%, Microsoft shares fell 3.56% on Friday outperforming market while former CEO of the technology giant Steve Ballmer expressed concern that president Trump’s tariff policy could negatively impact consumers and investors as Microsoft's stock recorded a 14.03% drop year-to-date.

Global equity indexes are mostly retreating currently ahead of Nonfarm payrolls report at 14.30 CET after US stocks sold off on Thursday following announcement of sweeping US tariffs. Apple shares sank 9.25% underperforming market while Bank of America maintained its “Buy” rating on iPhone maker but cut its price target to $250 from $265, Meta shares slumped 5.47% on Thursday.

Global equity indexes are trading mostly down currently ahead of US unemployment claims report at 14:30 CET today after US stocks closed higher on Wednesday before US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcements. Tesla shares surged 5.74% outperforming market after reports that president Trump has told members of his Cabinet and other close contacts that his ally Elon Musk, CEO of the electric vehicle maker, will soon step back from his government role, Meta shares slid 0.35% on Wednesday as Bank of America reiterated its “Buy” rating on Meta stock and maintained the $765 target price.

Global equity indexes are trading in opposite directions currently ahead of Trump’s tariffs announcement at 21:00 CET today after Wall Street ended mixed second session in a row on Tuesday amid weak data. Tesla shares surged 3.6% outperforming market ahead of first quarter delivery report today, Amazon shares gained 1.0% on Tuesday.

Global equity indexes are trading in different directions currently after Wall Street closed mixed on Monday. Apple shares rallied 1.94% outperforming market despite French Competition Authority's €150 Million fine of iPhone maker as it ruled Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) system unfairly penalized third-party app developers while boosting its own ad business and, Microsoft shares slid 0.9% on Monday amid reports billionaire Stanley Druckenmille, one of the most successful hedge fund managers in American history, sold his entire stake in the software giant in the fourth quarter.

Global equity indexes are mostly falling currently after US stocks closed sharply lower on Friday and notched a weekly loss again. Nvidia shares slid 1.58%, Alphabet shares plunged 4.89% on Friday underperforming market after the Google parent company agreed to pay $100 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that accused Google of overcharging advertisers who used its AdWords platform, now called Google Ads, by failing to apply promised discounts and charging for ad clicks outside intended geographic zones.