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European shares remained stable on Friday, balancing healthcare losses with gains in oil and gas, concluding a week of corporate earnings. The STOXX 600 held steady, while Germany's DAX fell and the UK's FTSE 100 rose. Investors are scrutinizing corporate guidance amid U.S. tariff policy shifts.
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The industrial sector is currently leading U.S. equities. Its strength faces a test with the upcoming earnings season. S&P 500 industrials have already gained 15% this year. Aerospace and defense stocks are boosting the sector. Investors are also watching trade developments and the Federal Reserve. Wall Street will focus on company earnings reports. The market has shown resilience despite uncertainty.
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Microsoft will cease using China-based engineers for technical assistance to the U.S. military following a ProPublica report raising security concerns. Senator Tom Cotton and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth responded swiftly, with Hegseth initiating a review of Pentagon cloud deals and ensuring China's immediate disengagement from cloud services.
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Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's former president, faces restrictions including an ankle monitor and social media ban amid a coup attempt trial. Federal police searched his home and party headquarters, while Trump decried the treatment as unjust. The U.S. imposed visa restrictions on Brazilian judicial officials, escalating tensions over the trial, which is expected to resume later this year.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba conveyed that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed confidence in reaching a favorable trade agreement between the two countries. Ishiba encouraged continued vigorous discussions between negotiators to achieve a mutually beneficial outcome. While specific trade details weren't discussed due to the visit's broader purpose, both sides acknowledged areas for economic and security cooperation.
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