Global equities rose this week with Wall Street leading gains, the ECB cutting rates, and investor focus on economic data and trade tensions. Here’s a summary of the key developments from June 2 to 7, 2025.

Markets moved cautiously this week as the Fed held rates steady, trade tensions escalated, and earnings delivered mixed signals. The FOMC minutes revealed economic uncertainty, while China eased policy to support slowing growth. Tech and bank earnings varied, reflecting a complex global outlook.

Moody’s has downgraded the U.S. credit rating, citing rising debt and political dysfunction. Here’s what it means for global investors and markets.

The US and China have agreed to temporarily cut tariffs, easing tensions and paving the way for further trade negotiations.

The US-China trade war intensifies in 2025 with record tariffs and economic fallout. Geneva talks aim to ease tensions, but a full resolution remains distant.

The U.S.–China trade war escalates in 2025 with higher tariffs and economic retaliation, disrupting global markets and supply chains. Stay updated on key developments and impacts on Asia.

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Thousands protested across the U.S. and abroad against Trump and Musk’s efforts to reshape government and expand presidential power.

Fed Chair Powell warns Trump’s tariffs could lead to higher inflation, slower growth, and difficult decisions for the Federal Reserve ahead.

Several top tech companies are trading below historical averages—offering insight into market trends and evolving business models.

China escalates trade tensions with new tariffs on U.S. goods, sparking market turmoil and increasing fears of a global recession.

Recent warnings from financial giants JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have placed the spotlight on the possibility of a U.S. recession

Unemployment claims drop slightly, showing stability in the labor market despite economic challenges and slower hiring.

Markets react to Fed signals, gold’s historic surge, UK fiscal worries, and Asia’s oil and equity shifts amid growing global uncertainty.