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Macroeconomic Events and Quarterly Reports of Major Companies on July 22, 2025: Reports from Coca-Cola, RTX, Equifax, SAP, UniCredit
... caution led to a slight decline in yields on 10-year USTs – investors reduced the odds of another Fed rate hike. European bonds (German and Italian bonds) traded in a narrow range, awaiting the ECB meeting later in the week. British Gilts initially rose in ... ... would be a good sign to maintain long positions. Conversely, if weaknesses emerge in certain sectors (such as weak sales from automakers or builders), it may be wise to temporarily reduce exposure in those areas. The primary task for investors is to assess ...
Economic News August 2, 2025 — US Labor Market, Trade Truce, Amazon and Samsung Reports
... large-scale tariff war looming over European manufacturers (especially in the automotive sector) has receded. Shares of major European automakers (such as Volkswagen, BMW, Stellantis) reacted positively to reports of the trade compromise, as the direct risk of ... ... the Fed's pause: the EUR/USD exchange rate has climbed to above $1.19.
On national markets in Europe, dynamics were mixed. The German DAX index gained slightly during the week, supported by a weaker euro (which enhances the export potential of German companies) ...
Challenges and Risks for Volkswagen: Strikes, Layoffs, and the Future of the Company
... occur across all of the company's factories in Germany, highlight the deep contradictions within one of the world's largest automakers. The planned layoffs, which include the closure of three factories and the potential dismissal of tens of thousands ... ... significantly undermine Volkswagen's reputation in its home market. In Germany, the company has always been a symbol of stability, German quality, and technological leadership, but current decisions could alter perceptions of the brand as an employer and a ...