Tesla, Inc.

During his spat with Musk, the U.S. president promised to strip the billionaire's companies, including SpaceX, of subsidies and government contracts

SpaceX has warned investors of the risk of Musk's return to politics


Amazon.com, Inc.

Donald Trump has announced a "massive" deal with Japan that includes duties of 15% on US shipments. Amazon buys wearable device owner Bee AI, a generative AI wristband that can analyze conversations and generate tasks and reminders. In documents SpaceX appeared in the language about the possible return of Ilon Musk in politics - in the role of an advisor to Trump. About these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of July 23.

Highlights for this morning: agreement with Japan, Musk may return to the White House

The US president has for months criticized the Fed chief for refusing to cut rates and regularly hints at the possibility of his early dismissal

Trump has given Powell eight months to go. Some experts believe it's time for him to go already

Ilon Musk's company will release second-quarter data after the close of trading on July 23rd


'It's not that bad': what's being said on Wall Street ahead of Tesla's quarterly report


The S&amp;P 500 index remains at an all-time high despite risks from duties and overheated valuations. Investors so far ignore the threat of a trade war, believing that Donald Trump will not go for tough measures. Still, Wall Street analysts warn: even the duties already in place are starting to hit businesses, eroding profits and stoking inflation. Bloomberg economists forecast a slowdown in U.S. GDP growth, and some investment banks, including Morgan Stanley and UBS, believe the market is vulnerable to a 5-10 or even 20% correction.

"There's a balloon flying around Wall Street looking for a needle": why investors are wrong about duties


Shares of "Amazon for guns" - GrabAGun, a company linked to Donald Trump Jr. - collapsed after a New York offering. Amid bitcoin's rally, two cryptocurrency players filed for IPOs at once: the Bullish exchange, one of whose investors is billionaire Peter Thiel, and&nbsp;investment company Grayscale. Booking&nbsp;s competitor Klook, a travel booking platform, as well as two mature companies with a long history and multi-billion dollar revenues - McGraw Hill and NIQ.

A company with investments from Trump's son and a competitor of Binance: the main thing about the IPO by July 20

Apple Inc.

MP Materials Corp.

Block, Inc.

US President Donald Trump signed the Stablecoin Act into law - a major event for crypto-business. Bitcoin price this week exceeded $123 thousand for the first time. The EU is preparing to impose duties on goods from the U.S. for 72 billion euros in response to Washington's trade fee hike from August 1. China's GDP dynamics gives hope to the luxury market. The main events from July 14 to 18 - in our review;

Highlights of the week: EU and duties for the US, bitcoin record, hope for luxury from China


Brussels had hoped to negotiate with Washington on a 10 percent base fee and some industry exemptions


Trump seeks 15-20% duties on EU goods - Financial Times



Bank of America has named the best investment strategies in case US President Donald Trump fires Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell. His resignation may provoke turmoil in global markets, so investors and analysts are closely watching the developing situation.&nbsp;

Sell the dollar and bonds: BofA advised strategies in case Powell is fired

Archer-Daniels-Midland Company

Ingredion Incorporated

The Coca-Cola Company

Analysts warn that a possible switch to cane sugar would disrupt supply chains and increase costs

Trump has announced that Coca-Cola will change the recipe. How might this affect business?

Netflix, Inc.

Netflix beat second-quarter revenue expectations and raised its outlook for the year. The White House is preparing to unveil a major artificial intelligence initiative. Jerome Powell was forced to publicly defend the $2.5 billion Fed headquarters overhaul project amid criticism from Trump. OpenAI unveiled the ChatGPT Agent, a tool that the company claims can handle errands on its own using a "virtual computer." About these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of July 18.

Highlights for this morning: a Netflix report, a new White House AI initiative and an assistant from OpenAI

Shares of online weapons retailer GrabAGun sank almost 24% yesterday, July 16, their first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Among the company's shareholders is Donald Trump Jr. He has been increasingly invested in what’s been called the “parallel economy," companies that position themselves as an alternative to corporate America,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-16/donald-trump-jr-s-grabagun-stake-worth-4-million-even-after-25-drop?srnd=phx-wealth&amp;embedded-checkout=true">notes</a> Bloomberg.&nbsp;