U.S. markets were rattled on Friday after President Trump reignited trade tensions with China, triggering the sharpest sell-off since April. Tech and AI stocks led the decline, while gold and Treasuries saw renewed safe-haven demand.
President Donald Trump's social media pronouncements continue to be a dominant force in shaping global financial markets, proving that even outside the Oval Office, his words can trigger immediate and often dramatic shifts in investor sentiment and stock futures. As of October 2025, his posts, particularly on trade and monetary
Investors are eagerly awaiting the start of earnings season for market direction, as the continued government shutdown is creating a lack of economic data
Global financial markets were gripped by renewed uncertainty on October 10, 2025, as former President Donald Trump reignited fears of a full-blown trade war with China, threatening "massive" new tariffs. Beijing swiftly retaliated by expanding its export controls on critical materials and technologies, sending shockwaves through the tech sector and triggering a broad market sell-off. [...]
As of October 2025, the global commodity markets are navigating a tempest of geopolitical tensions, where shifting alliances, assertive resource nationalism, and persistent supply chain disruptions are redrawing the landscape of global trade and investment. This intricate web of political and economic forces is exerting significant pressure on the prices
President Donald Trump suggested that China’s timing of announcing its export controls may be linked to the recent Middle East peace deal and said the U.S. could respond using its own resource monopolies.
October 9, 2025 – USA Rare Earth (Nasdaq: USAR) witnessed a dramatic ascent in today's trading, with its stock experiencing a significant surge that reverberated across the critical minerals sector. The rally comes on the heels of intensified geopolitical tensions surrounding rare earth elements, specifically new, stringent export restrictions announced by
