What is the stock market this week in light of the sharp political fluctuations?

This week is filled with events that turn the attention of analysts and observers of the Wall Street stock markets at a time when some of the “Seven Greats” companies will announce their results after a brief week due to the holiday.

The results of some of the largest companies

This week, the spotlight on the quarterly financial updates is controlled by the “Tesla” and “Alphabet” (Google) companies in light of the continuous uncertainty about the US tariffs.
It is also expected that Boeing, Intel and General Electric companies will announce their financial results with the profit season.
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Consumer morale

The focus is on consumer morale as economists monitor reactions to US President Donald Trump’s policies on customs duties.
The orders of perennial goods, manufacturing and services polls also include.

Federal Reserve Governors

A number of US Central Bank officials are scheduled to speak at a time when Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell has been criticized from Trump.
Despite Trump’s positive messages, his escalatory tone is reflected on the appetite for the risk of investors who preferred to move away from highly volatile assets awaiting greater clarity in the path of commercial and monetary policies.
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The profits of Tesla, Alabet and Boeing

The Tesla and “Alphabet” pioneers in the field of “seven major companies” are scheduled to announce their financial results this week at a time when investors are searching for indicators on how to affect customs definitions and economic uncertainty on these companies in addition to evidence about the health of artificial intelligence trade.
The profits of Tesla, scheduled for Tuesday, are at a time when the share of the electric car industry has lost more than a third of its value so far this year amid sharp fluctuations related to customs duties and political activity of CEO Elon Musk.
The company had announced earlier this month the weaker deliveries than expected in the first quarter.
The “Alphabet” is the parent company of “Google” to evaluate financial reports on Thursday, as the Great Technology Company continues to announce spending on building artificial intelligence (infrastructure), including the announcement of $ 75 billion earlier this year.
Its cloud revenues disappointed the analysts when the company announced the results of the previous quarter, which affects the American stock markets.

What is the investors aspiring?

Investors are looking for reports on Thursday from “Procter & Gamble” and “Pepsi -Cola” to obtain indicators on consumer spending.
Investors monitor the morale of consumer and the housing market and the statements of federal reserve officials to obtain guides about the coming things.
On Friday, the final consumer confidence index is scheduled to be issued in Michigan for the month of April as part of four consecutive months of declines in the consumer poll.
In addition, the issuance of the federal book scheduled for Wednesday will offer an overview of the economy before the next meeting of the Central Bank on May 6 and 7.
Investors are now focusing on talks with dozens of countries in the coming weeks to clarify the size and scope of customs duties on different countries and sectors.
“The markets want Trump to announce commercial agreements and make sure that there are tangible results, and this is what you have not yet obtained,” said Jake Dollar, CEO of Long Po Asset Management.

Wall Street and the world

Global markets recorded a contrasting performance during the past week, which was overwhelmed by fears caused by trade tensions due to the fees war launched by US President Donald Trump. The Wall Street indicators closed on collective declines within 2 %.
While the main European indicators recorded a green outcome driven by interest rate discounts. Asian optimism about the markets also prevented the Japanese index to break its chain of retreats pending the results of trade negotiations between the United States and its commercial partners.

Perform American indicators

American indicators ended red at a time when the customs duties war continues to pressure the markets and influence investor morale.
The Dow Jones Industrial Index recorded a decrease of more than 2 % during its transactions at 39142.23 points.
The Nasdak complex also lost losses of more than 2 % to close at 16286.45 points.
The Standard & Poor’s 500 index fell by 1.5 %, at the point 5282.70 points.