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23.07.2025 01:03 PM
US Market News Digest for July 23

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S&P 500 remains in limbo amid global trade agreements

The S&P 500 remains in a state of uncertainty despite positive developments such as new trade deals with Japan and other nations.

Investors remain concerned about a potential slowdown in the US economy and rising tariffs, leaving the market highly sensitive to macroeconomic indicators and Fed commentary.

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Equity indices end mixed as new trade deals take shape

US equity indices closed mixed following the announcement of a new trade agreement with Japan, though questions linger about the long-term implications of the deal.

Although market sentiment is optimistic, domestic risks, particularly inflation and the widening budget deficit, continue to cap further gains.

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General Motors posts losses, but tech sector drives market higher

General Motors reported a $1 billion quarterly loss due to rising tariffs, adding to market uncertainty.

At the same time, AI-driven optimism fueled gains in tech stocks, pushing the S&P 500 to a new record, led by advances in names like Nvidia and Microsoft.

Further support came from upbeat preliminary earnings forecasts in the semiconductor sector. Follow the link for details.

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Japan tariff concessions, Apple win, and AstraZeneca investment lift market mood

Trump reached a trade agreement with Japan, cutting tariffs from 25% to 15%, which sparked a strong market reaction.

Apple also revised its App Store policies, avoiding EU fines, while AstraZeneca announced a $50 billion investment in the US, boosting investor sentiment.

Against this backdrop, the tech and pharma sectors delivered the day's strongest performances. Follow the link for details.

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Ekaterina Kiseleva,
Analytical expert of InstaTrade
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