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Tesla stock down 17% as Musk-Trump breakup worries Wall Street

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Clay Webster

Musk and Trump go back and forth with criticism on social media. TSLA dives as much as 17% on Thursday. Tesla (TSLA) stock is facing one of its worst trading sessions in a long time on Thursday. Shared closed above $332 on Wednesday, but at the time of writing late in the afternoon session, TSLA has traded below $274, suffering a 17% sell-off. The poor sentiment has only grown as CEO Elon Musk's public spat with US President Donald Trump has worried the market.
Circle Internet Group stock debuts, immediately spikes 186%

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Clay Webster

Circle Internet Group (CRCL) stock rocketed up 186% off its IPO price on Thursday afternoon after its debut opened at 12:38 EST. The CRCL shares were set to debut at $31 per share but quickly shot up to $88.88 in the first few minutes on the New York Stock Exchange. Circle is the issuer of USD Coin (USDC), the second-largest stablecoin in the crypto industry by market cap.
Amazon stock leads Dow Jones as equities rejoice at Trump-Xi phone call

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Clay Webster

Amazon stock is benefiting from Anthropic's turn into national security AI models. Trump's successful phone call with Xi Jinping has helped equities on Thursday. AMZN is included in Dan Ives' new AI ETF. Amazon stock looks to break above the May 13 high at $214.84. Amazon (AMZN) stock has advanced almost 2% on Thursday morning as equities rallied back after a mid-morning slump.
Procter & Gamble stock sheds 2% after announcing layoffs

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Clay Webster

Procter & Gamble will layoff 15% of its non-manufacturing workforce. Layoffs in the US for May were 47% above the same period last year. Donald Trump holds trade call with Xi Jinping, market awaits fallout or rally. The best entry point for PG stock bulls comes at recent support at $157. Procter & Gamble (PG) stock sold off about 2% on Thursday after announcing major layoffs of its non-manufacturing workforce.
BoE DMP Survey: UK firms’ inflation expectations remain at 3.2% in the May quarter

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Dhwani Mehta

The latest Bank of England (BoE) Decision Maker Panel (DMP) quarterly survey released on Thursday showed that “one-year ahead expected CPI inflation by the UK firms remained unchanged at 3.2% in the quarter to May.”US trade policy remains one of the top three sources of uncertainty for UK businesses. But the share of firms seeing that to be the case is now down to 12% (previously 22%). 70% of UK firms reported that changes to US trade policy would have no material impact on their business.
USD/CAD Price Forecast: Post-BoC breakdown below 1.3700 favors bearish traders

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Haresh Menghani

USD/CAD struggles to register any recovery against a bearish fundamental backdrop. Hopes for a US-Canada trade deal and an uptick in Crude Oil prices underpin the Loonie. Fed rate cut bets and US fiscal concerns cap the USD and validate the negative outlook. The USD/CAD pair extended its bearish consolidation phase through the early European session on Thursday and hangs near its lowest since October 2024 touched the previous day.
US 10-year yield: Biggest drop since April 14

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Carolane de Palmas

U.S. Treasury yields fell sharply yesterday as fresh economic data pointed to a weakening labor market and a slowdown in the services sector, intensifying investor concerns over the health of the U.S. economy. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note dropped by more than 9 basis points to 4.363%, while the 30-year yield declined similarly to 4.887%, according to CNBC. This marked the largest one-day drop for the 10-year yield since April 14.
The secret to instant wealth

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Michael Berman

Every day I study stoic philosophy for a few minutes. I think this piece of wisdom is priceless and needs to be shared. So many of us are chasing financial freedom that we think is only a trade, or a million dollars away, or whatever the number is. The problem is there will always be more that we want to chase; it is part of human nature. Paradoxically, the quickest way to wealth is to stop craving it. True abundance comes not from owning everything but from wanting less.
German Factory Orders rise 0.6% MoM in April vs. -1% expected

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Dhwani Mehta

Germany's Factory Orders unexpectedly rose in April, suggesting that the country’s manufacturing sector sustained its recovery, according to the official data published by the Federal Statistics Office on Thursday. Over the month, contracts for goods ‘Made in Germany’ ticked up 0.6% in April after rebounding by 3.6% in March. Data beat the estimates of -1%.
AUD/JPY steadily climbs back closer to 93.00 mark amid a broadly weaker JPY

1 day ago | fxstreet.com | Haresh Menghani

AUD/JPY regains positive traction, though it remains confined in a familiar range. The Aussie bulls reacted little to China’s Services PMI, which rose to 51.1 in May. The divergent BoJ-RBA policy outlooks should contribute to capping spot prices. The AUD/JPY cross attracts fresh buyers during the Asian session on Thursday and for now, seems to have stalled the previous day's retracement slide from the 93.60 area, or the weekly high.