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Global stocks are pointing in opposite directions currently after Wall Street ended at fresh record high on Thursday despite hotter than expected producer prices data. Amazon shares surged 2.87% after the company announced expansion of same-day delivery to more than 1,000 US cities and aiming for 2,300 by year-end with Prime members getting free same-day delivery on orders over $25 as Amazon dropped the prior $9.99 Prime grocery add-on, Intel shares rallied 7.4% on Thursday outperforming market amid reports after a meeting between president Trump and Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan White House is considering taking a stake in the struggling chipmaker following Intel warning last month that it may have to get out of the chip manufacturing business if it does not land external customers to make chips in its factories.

Equity indexes are trading in opposite directions currently after Wall Street rally continued on Wednesday. Alphabet shares slid 0.68% underperforming market as the Google parent announced a $9 billion investment in Oklahoma over the next two years aimed at expanding its cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, Microsoft shares fell 1.64% on Wednesday amid news of a lawsuit against the tech giant over its lack of ongoing support for Windows 10 after its planned end in October requesting that Microsoft continue support for Windows 10 until its user base drops below 10% of all Windows users.

Global equity indexes are advancing mostly currently after Wall Street rallied to new all-time highs on Tuesday on the back of mild inflation report. Nvidia shares gained 0.6% underperforming market after reports  previous day  on artificial intelligence chip leader's deal that secured a license to sell its H20 AI chips in China in exchange of paying 15% of the revenue from chip sales in China to the US government, Apple shares rose 1.0% on Tuesday after Bank of America reiterated the previous day its “Buy” rating on Alphabet with a price target of $217.00.

Global equity indexes are trading mostly up currently ahead of July US inflation report at 14:30 CET today. Wall Street dipped on Monday. Apple shares slumped 0.95% underperforming market amid reports a class action lawsuit against Apple and several of its senior executives has been filed alleging Apple publicly promoted Siri’s enhanced AI integration as if it were ready for deployment during the upcoming product cycle while the company lacked a functional prototype of these features and understated the time needed to integrate them into its devices, Tesla rose 2.19% on Monday on rising Model Y demand indications as evidenced by Tesla's order backlog data showing Model Y wait times have stretched to four-to-six weeks, up from one-to-three earlier this summer.

Equity indexes are trading in different directions currently after Wall Street finished higher on Friday. Apple shares rallied 4.2% outperforming market as the iPhone maker pledged to make $100 billion investment in US, Nvidia shares rose 1.1% on Friday.

Global stocks are pointing in opposite directions currently after Wall Street ended mixed on Thursday. Amazon shares added 0.37% after Bank of America reiterated its “Buy” rating and $272.00 price target on Amazon following OpenAI’s announcement of new open weight models the previous day which will be the first OpenAI models available on Amazon Web Services through Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker AI platforms, Apple shares surged 3.18% on Thursday outperforming market after Wells Fargo reiterated its $245.00 price target and maintained its “Overweight” rating following the iPhone maker’s announcement of $100 billion US investment.

Equity indexes are trading higher currently after Wall Street rebounded on Wednesday while president Trump ordered an additional 25 per cent tariff on Indian goods. Apple shares rallied 5.1% outperforming market as the iPhone maker revealed a plan to invest an additional $100 billion in US manufacturing, Microsoft shares slid 0.53% on Wednesday despite DA Davidson reiterating its “Buy” rating and $650.00 price target on Microsoft.

Global equity indexes are advancing mostly currently after Wall Street dipped on Tuesday amid mixed economic data. Amazon shares rose 0.99% outperforming market after HSBC maintained its “Buy” rating and $256.00 price target on Amazon.com the previous day following the company’s second-quarter earnings report, Apple shares slid 0.2% on Tuesday despite RiverPark Advisors, an investment advisory firm, writing in its Q2 2025 investor letter it remains “confident in Apple’s positioning."

Global equity indexes are trading mostly up currently after Wall Street ended solidly higher on Monday as weakening economic data supported views of impending Federal Reserve rate cuts. Apple shares added 0.48% underperforming market while Bank of America reiterated a “Buy” rating and $240.00 price target on Apple despite potential risk of losing approximately half of the $20 billion+ annual payment it receives from Google if legal rulings prohibit Google from paying Apple for search-related arrangements, Tesla rose 2.19% on Monday after news Tesla has granted chief executive Elon Musk shares worth about $29 billion in a new pay deal aimed at keeping him at the helm.

Equity indexes are trading mostly higher currently after Wall Street finished sharply lower on Friday following a worse than expected nonfarm payrolls report. Apple shares fell 2.5% underperforming market as nearly 2% earlier  gains in premarket trading spurred by Strong iPhone sales in China in fiscal Q3 were erased, Tesla shares slid 1.8% on Friday .