From Nasdaq: 2025-04-22 08:51:00

Zacks.com features stocks like Tesla, Alphabet, Boeing, Intel, and Procter & Gamble in its Analyst Blog. As U.S. markets move past tariff fears, attention shifts to Mainland China’s monetary policy, Q1 earnings reports, and global business activity. The IMF and World Bank meetings coincide with rising concerns about U.S. isolationism.

Reuters highlights the arrival of mega-cap Q1-25 S&P 500 earnings reports, shedding light on how companies navigate shifting trade landscapes. Tesla and Alphabet lead the pack, with a focus on AI-related spending and the impact of tariffs on major corporations like Boeing, Intel, and Procter & Gamble.

An uneasy calm settles over investors post-tariff turmoil, with Wall Street shares rebounding and corporate bond spreads tightening. Despite the easing market tension, uncertainty lingers as Trump mulls auto tariff adjustments amidst ongoing trade conflicts. The dollar faces challenges, and global investors reduce U.S. stock holdings amid growth fears.

The People’s Bank of China maintains its policy rate amidst expectations of monetary easing to counter U.S. tariffs. China’s economy braces for trade war repercussions, as other Asian economies like Indonesia navigate economic challenges. Markets await manufacturing PMIs to gauge the impact of tariffs on global business activity and inflation.

The IMF/World Bank Spring meetings convene in Washington, focusing on global economic outlook, jobs growth, and trade tensions. Washington’s role in international cooperation, especially in the face of U.S. tariffs, takes center stage. IMF Managing Director warns of risks posed by tariffs, urging constructive dialogue to reduce tensions and foster global growth.



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