Analysis and movements of stock exchanges, stocks, and financial indicators.
Financial markets responded positively to the trade deal announced by US President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday, with the Euro and US stock futures recording significant gains.
After the record high witnessed by the digital encrypted currency "Bitcoin" last Monday, surpassing the $122,000 mark, Egyptian experts warned against trading it in Egypt.
European stock markets started the week on a downward trend as President Donald Trump's statements about imposing new tariffs had a negative impact on investor sentiment, pushing key indices into the red zone.
European stock markets recorded a negative performance during trading on Friday, July 11, affected by escalating fears of global trade conflict following the recent American threats to impose new tariffs on key trading partners.
The 7% drop in Tesla's stock caused billionaire Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, to lose approximately $14 billion of his wealth in just one trading session on Monday, amid investors' concerns
European stock markets saw a positive performance during Wednesday's trading on July 2, as major stock indices rose supported by the mining sector, while investors closely monitored developments in trade negotiations
US markets witnessed a mixed performance on Tuesday, the first session of July, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.9% (equivalent to 400 points), marking its fourth consecutive daily gain to reach its highest daily close
European stock markets witnessed mixed performance on Tuesday, July 1, amid the ongoing uncertainty surrounding global trade negotiations affecting investor sentiment. Attention is turning towards the July 9 deadline
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin confirmed on Monday, June 30, that the Trump administration may reimpose previously announced tariffs on "Liberation Day" on some countries if trade negotiations do not make sufficient progress.
Syrian Finance Minister Mohammad Yasser Bernia announced a new set of measures aimed at developing the Damascus Stock Market, where trading days will be increased to five days per week starting from next July, after being limited to three days.
European stock markets witnessed a significant rise during trading on Friday, June 27, supported by investors' optimism about progress in trade talks between the United States and China, enhancing expectations of possible agreements
Iran denies the validity of reports claiming that senior leaders in the Revolutionary Guard stated Iran's intention to close the Strait of Hormuz in response to the American attack.