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Market Volatility Surges Amid Tariff Turmoil; Apple and Oil Slide on Recession Fears

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NYTimes

BearishShortTermS&P 500Industry News

U.S. Markets Swing Wildly as Trump Admin Denies 90-Day Tariff Pause Report

  1. Markets reacted sharply over unverified tariffs report from President Trump.
  2. Trump's administration dismissed the report as 'fake news'.
  3. S&P 500 briefly dipped into bear market territory amid tariff threats.
  4. Trump indicated he would negotiate tariffs, raising potential market volatility.
  5. President called for Fed to cut interest rates, raising inflation concerns.
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Benzinga

VeryBearishShortTermAAPLMarket Recap

Apple Stock's Death Cross: Is The iPhone Maker Heading For A Rotten Summer?

  1. AAPL stock has dropped 22.75% year-to-date, raising concerns.
  2. Technical indicators show Apple facing strong selling pressure.
  3. Analyst cuts price target from $325 to $250 amid tariff fears.
  4. Apple's reliance on Chinese manufacturing heightens tariff impacts.
  5. Overall market sentiment towards AAPL is currently bearish.
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benzinga.com

BearishShortTermXOMIndustry News

Oil Crashes To $60 Per Barrel As Global Recession Fears Grow - Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM)

  1. WTI crude oil hit a two-year low near $60 per barrel.
  2. Goldman Sachs raised recession probability to 45%, impacting oil demand outlook.
  3. OPEC+ increased production, adding downward pressure on oil prices.
  4. Exxon Mobil's break-even point is at $65 per barrel, now exceeded.
  5. Energy Secretary claims U.S. shale can produce even at $50 per barrel.
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