Boeing down. Banks up. Market meh.

😎 Market Vibes

Markets are back on edge as trade tensions flare (again), Boeing takes a tariff gut punch, and tech stocks lose steam. Bank earnings are trying to keep the vibes alive, but inflation worries and a Fed watching closely aren’t exactly helping. Buckle up — this week’s market mood is “nervously caffeinated.”

Mood Tag: 😬 Cautiously Pessimistic

• Tariff Tensions Resurface: Markets opened with modest losses as trade tensions between the U.S. and China reemerged. Boeing shares fell 3.5% after China instructed airlines to halt new jet deliveries and cease purchasing U.S. parts, citing high costs from retaliatory tariffs.

• Tech Stocks Retreat: Apple and Tesla saw premarket declines of 1% and 0.6%, respectively, amid ongoing trade uncertainties and technical concerns.

• Bank Earnings Show Strength: Bank of America and Citigroup reported strong Q1 results, with their stocks gaining 1.8% and 0.8%, respectively.

• Consumer Sentiment Declines: U.S. consumer confidence experienced its fourth consecutive monthly decline, plunging 11% from March, largely attributed to President Trump's tariff policies.

• Inflation Expectations Rise: Short-term inflation expectations surged to 3.6% in March, up from 3.1% in February, driven by recent tariffs.

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💸 Trade Talk

Markets are reacting to renewed trade tensions and mixed economic signals. While bank earnings provide some optimism, declining consumer sentiment and rising inflation expectations suggest caution.​

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🧨The Outrage Meter

China's directive to halt Boeing purchases underscores the escalating trade tensions and their impact on major U.S. companies.

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