The S&P 500 index marginalized in today (14.7.2025) meeting her Wall Streetalthough President Donald Trump threatened over the weekend by imposing high duties in more countries. Losses have been restrained as investors bet that the new duties will eventually renegotiate downwards, while turning their eyes to the intense activity of this year’s second quarter results.
Specifically, Wall Street’s S&P 500 rose 0.14%by closing at 6.268.56 points, Nasdaq Composite rose 0.27%, closing at 20.640.33 points, while industrial Dow Jones added 88.14 points or 0.20%, completing the meeting at 44.459.65.
Investors continue to track current updates on the duties front, after Trump announced on Saturday that the US will impose 30% duties on the European Union and Mexico from August 1. EU and Mexican leaders said they intend to continue talking to the Trump government this month in an effort to agree on a lower rate.
The US president’s announcement comes before inflation measurements this week, which will give investors a better feel of how Trump duties are already being felt throughout the economy.
The looks are on a plethora of profits that are going to be released this week. The big banks, including JPMorgan Chase, will deliver quarterly reports from Tuesday.