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Asian markets react to US-China tariffs

Asian stocks were mixed as markets assessed the impact of US-China tariffs. Japan's Nikkei slipped, while Australia's S&P/ASX rose, and China's Shanghai Composite lost ground.

US Stock Futures Slide Over Trade Tensions, Earnings

US stock futures slipped Wednesday as investors monitored trade tensions between the US and China and digested corporate earnings.

AMD's Q4 Earnings Top Estimates, But Stock Falls After Hours

AMD beats earnings estimates, but shares fall 3.5% despite a stronger Q1 forecast. Rival Nvidia dominates sales of high-powered AI chips, while AMD battles a slowdown in PC sales.

Trump Tariffs Pose Inflationary Risk Amid Heightened Consumer Price Sensitivity

A 10% increase in consumer costs (comprising 2% of GDP) shouldn't harm the US economy. However, President Trump is imposing this tariff burden on American consumers at a time of heightened price sensitivity. Morning Consult's price sensitivity index shows that reluctance to pay higher prices has reached a record high. Trump's tariff policies worsen inflation concerns, despite his 2024 promise to lower prices. Analysis predicts that Trump's planned tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China could cost families up to $2,600 annually.

Simon Property Beats Estimates, Raises 2025 Earnings Outlook

Simon Property Group, a commercial real estate investment trust (REIT), surpassed market expectations for its fourth-quarter funds from operations (FFO) with $3.68 per share, driven by steady leasing demand for its U.S. malls and premium outlets. Revenue grew across its businesses, and the company plans to open a premium outlet in Jakarta, Indonesia in March. Simon Property expects 2025 net income between $6.95 and $7.20 per share, exceeding analysts' estimates, and reported an occupancy rate of 96.5% with a 2.5% increase in base minimum rent per square foot.

Chinese Sanctions on US Crude Flounder as Other Buyers Step In

The first round of Chinese sanctions on US oil imports has had little impact, as the US has found other buyers for its crude. China's retaliatory tariffs on US oil have been easily absorbed by other refiners in Europe and Asia.

La Liga clubs struggle to stay afloat as Premier League and Saudi spending surges

In January 2023, La Liga clubs operated with a €20 million trade surplus, signifying a shift in the financial landscape as Premier League and Saudi Arabian clubs dominate the transfer market.

How Trump's 2.0 Trade Wars Are Different

Trump's 'Trump 2.0' approach to tariffs unleashes new uncertainties for Wall Street and corporate America. With higher duties, a broader range of consumer goods impacted, and unpredictable legal maneuvering, the economic effects of Trump's trade war 2.0 remain unclear.

Spotify Q4 profit falls short of expectations

Spotify Technology SA (SPOT) reported a Q4 profit of $391.5 million, missing analysts' expectations of $1.92 per share.

Aramark Q1 Profit Tops Wall St View

Aramark Holdings Corp. (ARMK) reported fiscal first-quarter profit of $105.6 million, or 39 cents per share. Adjusted earnings were 51 cents per share, exceeding Wall Street expectations of 48 cents. Revenue of $4.55 billion fell short of estimates of $4.61 billion. Aramark shares have increased 3% YTD and 29% in the last 12 months.