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What has Wall Street been buzzing about this week? Here is a short look at the top 5 buy calls and the top 5 sell calls made by Wall Street's best analysts during the trading week of April 21-25, 2025.

A rare technical signal is drawing attention on Wall Street, pointing to possible gains for U.S. stocks even as tariff concerns from ...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren requests answers from Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook over alleged influence-peddling between Apple and Trump administration in trade negotiations with China. Tech companies release mixed earnings results.

The Department of Justice is asking that Alphabet sell Chrome.

U.S. President Donald Trump recently suggested that automobile tariffs on Canadian imports could rise, hinting at ongoing negotiations for a potential deal.

According to Deutsche Bank, with U.S. auto tariffs increasingly looking like a permanent fixture, they’re closely monitoring how automakers are responding each week.

CNBC, however, mentioned that Trump said tariffs on cars imported from Canada could rise.

Trump is set to spare carmakers from some of his most onerous tariffs following intense lobbying by industry executives over recent weeks.

Shares of Ford, General Motor and Stellantis spike in Wednesday's after-hours session before pulling back. Here's a look at what's going on.

BofA analysts discussed the impact of tariffs on automakers, with Ford and GM at high risk of negative ratings. Ford is pushing forward with low-cost EVs and connected vehicle subscriptions, while GM is focusing on Cadillac's EV transformation and Formula One participation. Tariffs may cost OEMs $6k-$8k per car, with potential cost passes to consumers.

Americans are buying cars before tariff-related price increases, boosting short-term spending. Non-auto consumer spending is down. Inflation fears rise.

Tesla is defying gravity again.

GM faces lawsuit for allegedly collecting and selling driving data without consent. Company claims privacy laws not violated.

GM will continue producing Ultium architecture-based EVs in Mexico despite Trump's auto tariffs, GM Mexico EV head of operations says.

Ford has reportedly stopped some exports to China, while GM’s extremely popular Buick SUVs are likely to see a severe hit. Volvo, meanwhile, is resorting to layoffs in America.

If the auto market continues to be weak, this EV company will be in trouble.

Barclays has revised its price target for Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) from $325 to $275, attributing the downgrade to weak fundamentals.