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The rhythms of the earnings could mask the volatility of the prices these two weeks

A fortune management sign Jpmorgan Chase & Co. in New York, United States, Thursday, July 10, 2025.

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Friday, August 1 – The “last deadline” of the updated prices of the American president Donald Trump – is less than two weeks old. Investors, however, seem for the most part not bothered so far. For last week, while the industrial average of Dow Jones plunged slightly, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite increased by 0.6% and 1.5% respectively.

Even a report that Trump wanted A minimum of rates of 15% to 20% on the European Union only brought a minimal blow to the markets, which especially closed the unchanged on Friday. Although these figures are higher than the universal rate at 10% reference that Trump would have wanted – and the EU hopes to obtain – they are always lower than Trump at 30% said that he would impose on the block in his letter of July 12.

An optimistic start for the winning season has also helped suppress fees for the moment. Approximately 83% of S&P 500 companies that have declared profits have exceeded expectations, according to factset data. In particular, large banks such as JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, which serve as barometers for economic activity, have had solid beats, stimulating the feeling of investors.

Projectors are the major technological income, which will be published in the weeks just before August 1. If it is better than expected, they could dispel geopolitical tremors – or bring investors to reject commercial fears too easily. In these stormy times, each silver lining has a dark cloud.

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And finally …

Whiskey bottles are seated on a shelf at the Mike whiskey store in the city center.

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‘30% is untenable ‘: from Irish whiskey to Italian cheese, Trump’s pricing threats took place

Along the “last route in Ireland”, on the rugged west coast of the country, the affairs of June O’Connell Skellig Six18 make gin and whiskey – a provisional process guided by wind, rain and fresh temperatures that roll throughout the year of the Atlantic.

America was a natural target market once their first spirits was ready to sell in 2019, according to O’Connell, given its strong familiarity with Ireland and the great appetite for premium drinks. Its first products left Kerry County in November 2023 for an American launch in early 2024.

Then the political tide began to shoot in the White House.

– Jenni Reid

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