S&P 500 closes in new high school amid Trump blitz | Real Time Headlines

U.S. President Donald Trump has not ended with a whirlwind blitzkrieg through bureaucracy, economic policy and geopolitical affairs. When senior U.S. officials met with senior Russian negotiations, Trump advised reporters that Ukraine was responsible for inciting Moscow to invade the country in some way.

However, in other ways, Trump kept things undisturbed. His administration placed complete strict rules during the term of former U.S. President Joe Biden – responsible for overseeing corporate mergers. This could be a relaxation on Wall Street, as the expectation that the Trump administration will be pro-business and no longer oppose mergers and acquisitions, which has been looking forward to an increase in the deal.

But that didn’t make too many investors. The S&P 500 set a new ending record on Tuesday. And, from Trump’s distance, the European Stoxx 600 has also gained new heights.

Records on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean
On Tuesday, S&P 500 Add 0.24% to Close new heights of 6,129.58. this Dow Jones Industrial Average It’s flat Nasdaq Composite Materials Increased by 0.07%. However, Yuan Stocks grabbed a 20-day winning streak. In Europe, the mainland Stoxx 600 The index is also Ended record After climbing 0.32%. European defense inventory continues to move forward, Lubvish Jump 14% Color group Obtained 2.7%.

Optimism about the potential Intel split
Intel Shares surged 16.1% on Tuesday after news breaks down Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing You are reportedly focusing on deals that could disrupt U.S. chip manufacturers. After enjoying Best day since March 2020Intel’s shares closed at $27.39. Stocks fell 60% in 2024 with Tuesday’s earnings. Broadcom shares fell 1.9%, while TSMC fell less than 0.6%.

Strict merge rules are intact
Trump administration said on Tuesday it will continue to use it Strict guidelinespassed during the tenure of former US President Joe Biden Review of proposed company mergers. The decision was embodied by Vice President JD Vance’s anti-enterprise wing victory, but a blow to Wall Street, which is expected to be more under the loose framework of assessing the proposed merger Many transactions.

Musk’s Xai launches Grok 3
Elon Musk’s XAI announced Tuesday The latest AI model, Grok 3, It claims that according to early testing, it can surpass the effects of OpenAI and China’s Deepseek. The XAI team also said it is launching a new product called Deep Search, which will act as a “next-generation search engine.”

The United States meets Russia in Saudi Arabia
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio First formal seat-down meeting between US and Russian diplomats Since January 2022. Both sides emphasized that the conversation was preliminary. On the same day, U.S. President Donald Trump said Ukraine “Should never begin,” refers to Russia’s invasion of the country in 2022.

(PRO) splits its performance in Europe
The STOXX 600 index rose 6.3% in January, well above the 2.7% increase in the S&P 500. The former’s performance lasted until February, far higher than the broad index months in the United States. While some analysts are optimistic about the trend, others warn that “European investors may need to enjoy it,” A basic driving force of the market

Huawei’s $3,660 Trifold phone outside China draws an international comeback

Huawei launched its partner XT on Tuesday, priced at €3,499 ($3,660). The phone was released in China last year and has sparked a global conspiracy for becoming the first Trifold phone ever. Normally foldable devices can be folded halfway vertically or horizontally. The MATE XT has two points that can be folded and can display content on a single, dual or triple screen.

Huawei was once the world’s largest smartphone player. U.S. sanctions from 2019 have cut Huawei’s access to Advance Chips and Google’s Android operating systems, causing its market share to plummet. However, in China, Huawei’s market share has increased from 12% of the previous year to 2024. Huawei hopes to bring this momentum into its overseas markets.