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European stocks that are likely to be winners and losers of the U.S.-EU trade agreement
Though details of the trade deal have yet to be revealed, investors and analysts are already picking out the winners and losers from the agreement.
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cnbc.com
Europe's companies sound alarm over tariff hits amid scramble to strike U.S. trade deal
Several European firms have downgraded their guidance due to the impact of White House trade policies.
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European stocks set to rise after the U.S. and EU strike trade agreement
Join CNBC for the latest news on what's moving European markets.
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telegraph.co.uk
European stocks poised to jump after Trump trade deal
European stocks were poised to rise on Monday as a deal between the US and European Union appeared to head off the risk of a damaging transatlantic trade war.
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European stocks that are likely to be winners and losers of the U.S.-EU trade agreement
Though details of the trade deal have yet to be revealed, investors and analysts are already picking out the winners and losers from the agreement.
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Stocks slip despite EU trade deal — plus, the 2 questions we want tech earnings to answer
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
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CNBC Daily Open: Markets are already looking past U.S.-EU trade deal and need another catalyst
Economists appear to be revising downward their expectations of the impact tariffs will have on the U.S. economy.
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European stocks head for higher open with earnings and U.S. trade deals in focus
Join CNBC for the latest news on what's moving European markets.
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Why the U.S.-EU trade agreement is unlikely to derail Europe’s defense boom
Europe's defense stocks stuttered after the deal announcement Sunday, as investors questioned whether national spending would be rerouted stateside.
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The EU-U.S. trade deal dented euro strength. Strategists say that may not last
The dollar could be on the back foot again heading into 2026, as new tariff rates hit and the Fed is expected to begin rate cuts.