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Nike’s “just make” a promotional slogan on February 5, 2025 in London, England.
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The radical overhaul of the Trump administration of the Federal Government and Economic Policy is bleeding into corporate numbers.
Nike reported on Thursday’s profits and warned that he expected that sales in the current quarter were immersed in the tariffs and moving moods of consumers. Meanwhile, Accenture said its number was affected by contracts with the US government because the latest reins in the expense.
These are the warnings about economic damage that the countries may suffer from a broader scale – when US President Donald Trump’s mutual tariffs come into force on April 2 as he warned. Throughout the Atlantic, the European Union is trying to insulate its economy from such blows, postponing its tariffs in the US because he hopes to agree on a new deal with Trump.
What do you need to know today
Markets do not support profits
US markets have lost their rpm on Thursday. A S&P 500 lost 0.22%, Dow Jones Industrial Medium was mostly equal and Nasdaq Composite retreated 0.33%. Accent Shares decreased by 7.3% after warning the firm reduction of contracts with the US government. Pan -European Stoxx 600 Index fell by 0.43%, its The first loss in five days. UK FTSE 100 On Thursday closed in the invariable bank of England spent his benchmark interest rate at 4.5%.
Prices in Japan ease
Japan’s headline inflation grew 3.7% per year In February, it softens with a two -year maximum of 4% in January. The main inflation, which eliminates fresh food prices, was 3%, below January 3.2%. However, the figure was higher than the expectations of 2.9% of the economists surveyed by Reuters. Inflation figures come shortly after Japan Bank conducted stable interest rates Wednesday.
Trump’s interest rate requirements
Hours after the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced that it retains interest rates, President Donald Trump wrote about the truth of the social that ‘fed would be much better The speed of cutting As the inspiring starts crossing (ease!) Them into the economy. “Trump said in January that would be “Require interest rates immediately”, “ Although he did not follow the threat.
EU lays tariff on the US
The European Union will be Delayed implementation of your first set of tariffs On goods from the United States until mid -April to allow extra time to discuss with Washington, EU press secretary said on Thursday CNBC. “The change is a slight adjustment of the terms and does not reduce the influence of our response, in particular, when the EU continues to prepare for revenge up to 26 billion euros ($ 28 billion),” they noted.
Sales weigh the tariffs: Nike
Nike Thursday warned that sales in the current quarter would be Drop on a double -digit percentage According to “geopolitical dynamics, new tariffs, new tariffs, changing currency rates and tax rules” and tax rules, “said Nike Finance Head at a conference with analysts. The pessimistic guidance to the side, Nike won Wall’s expectations in his financial third quarter.
(Pro) Global markets outnumbers us
Basic American landmarks fight the beginning of 2025: NASDAQ composite is on the correctional area while a small hat Russell 2000 It is on the outskirts of the bear market, falling by 20% or more from the recent maximum. But most world shares are still in green – that’s why investors Increasing rates on the markets outside the US
And finally …
Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, attend artificial intelligence summit in Paris, on February 10, 2025.
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Lisa Suam Amd has already been defeated by Intel. Now she goes after Nvidia
When Lisa Suis became the CEO of the advanced micro -devil at the end of 2014, the company was in a difficult position and on the border of potential bankruptcy.
AMD transferred the Intel competitor at the 2022 market value and now costs $ 172 billion, which has increased about 85 times while staying in the SU. Millions of gamers count on AMD processors every day when they are subjected to Microsoft Xbox and Sony PlayStation consoles. AMD chips are so important that the US government views them as important for national security.
However, AMD is still perceived as insufficient. This is because it’s a distant second in artificial intelligence, for Nvidia. To play a serious role in the future technology, AMD knows that he needs a bigger piece of AI market.
