TOKYO (AP) — Global shares were mixed Wednesday as investors waited to see what U.S. President Donald Trump will announce about tariffs on what he refers to as “Liberation Day.”
European shares opened lower, while Asian markets logged modest gains.
France’s CAC 40 declined 0.5% in early trading to 7,837.50,
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The U.S. stock market had a rough start in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, with the S&P 500 slipping 4.23% to 5,633 points—now nearly 9% below its February peak and back at levels not seen since September.
The Nasdaq hasn’t fared much better, down 14% from its all-time high in December,
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Tesla’s brutal decline has shaken investors. Should you walk away or double down?
It’s been a rough year for Tesla (TSLA 3.62%) shareholders, marked by a huge decline in the stock price as investors try their best to wait around for a reacceleration in the electric-car maker’s growth.
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Energy stocks can be hot and cold, but when they’re hot, they can move as quickly as any tech stock. And it’s a popular sector to trade when oil prices skyrocket or geopolitical tensions ratchet up, as prices can become highly volatile and traders jump into the action.
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Each trading day features hundreds of headlines and press releases on Benzinga Pro, a source for traders to see the latest news on the overall market and individual tickers.
Here is a look at the most-searched stocks on Benzinga Pro for the month of March. Current prices and year-to-date performance are based on April 1 prices and do not include dividends.
An up-and-coming company specializing in the hottest technology area decides to go public. It’s teamed up with the most prominent player in that area. The company’s initial public offering (IPO) is set to be the biggest for a tech stock in years. And then… pfffft.
That’s the story for artificial intelligence (AI) hyperscaler CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV).
The rapid growth of Indian equity markets since the Covid-19 pandemic has led to a surge in retail investors entering the BSE through various investment avenues, including direct equity, mutual funds, and ETFs.
According to market veterans like Raamdeo Agarwal, Chairman of Motilal Oswal Financial Services,
The past few weeks have been tumultuous for the stock market and for investors. President Trump’s tariffs on imports have stoked worries about higher prices — and how that could affect the consumer’s wallet, corporate profits, and the overall economy. In a recent note, Goldman Sachs analysts predicted the tariffs could put almost a complete halt on economic growth.
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Multiple decades have passed since John “Jack” Bogle revolutionized investing and taught us that index-like returns should be the bare minimum our clients should expect from their portfolios. High-fee products that couldn’t generate long-term outperformance no longer met “the standard.”
Since then, indexing strategies have grown exponentially, particularly within ETFs.
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