[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  ScalpingX [@ScalpingX](/creator/twitter/ScalpingX) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-26 14:00:11 UTC 📊 GLOBAL STOCK MARKET RECAP (JULY 21–26, 2025) 📈 Global equities posted a solid performance last week, driven by strong earnings from tech and defensive sectors. In the U.S., both the S&P XXX and Nasdaq hit fresh all-time highs, powered by upbeat results from Alphabet, Intel, Blackstone, and major financials. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones lagged due to weakness in industrials and EV-related names. 🇺🇸 The Nasdaq closed at a record 23,219.86, while the S&P XXX ended at XXXXXXXX – marking the fourth straight week of record highs. The Dow Jones dipped to 44,693.91, weighed down by Tesla’s sharp drop (-8.2%) and weaker industrial earnings. Investor sentiment remained upbeat, with over XX% of S&P XXX firms beating earnings expectations so far this quarter. 🌏 In Asia, the Nikkei surged XXXX% on July XX after the U.S.–Japan trade deal on auto tariffs, though gains were pared by week’s end due to rising domestic inflation in Tokyo. In Europe, the FTSE remained stable, supported by defensive plays like pharma, while the DAX and CAC were under pressure from weak manufacturing data and ongoing political concerns in Ukraine. 💼 Beyond Big Tech, industrials and utilities saw increased inflows as investors sought safe havens amid rising geopolitical tensions. Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, along with unrest in the Middle East, have added to caution, especially in emerging markets. 🗓️ Key macro events this week included: 🔹 Fed Chair Powell signaled rates are near neutral 🔹 ECB held rates steady, hinting at only one more cut this year 🔹 Mixed PMI data: services expanded while manufacturing slowed 🔹 U.S. jobless claims remained low and stable 📊 Regional divergence remains notable. The U.S. continues to lead thanks to strong corporate performance and capital inflows. Asia is rebounding on policy optimism, while Europe remains cautious amid inflation and weak consumer activity. 🔮 Forecast: Markets now turn to the FOMC meeting (July 29–30) and BOJ (July 31). If the Fed holds rates and signals a dovish stance, the S&P XXX could push toward the XXXXX zone. However, a more hawkish tone may trigger a 2–5% short-term correction as investors take profits. 📌 Overall, the trend remains bullish, but signs of overextension and sector rotation are becoming clearer. Investors are advised to maintain balanced exposure, focusing on companies with strong fundamentals and consistent outlooks as policy and geopolitical risks rise. #StockMarket #GlobalEquities #WeeklyInsight  XX engagements  **Related Topics** [stocks industrials](/topic/stocks-industrials) [alltime](/topic/alltime) [nasdaq](/topic/nasdaq) [rating agency](/topic/rating-agency) [stocks](/topic/stocks) [$spy](/topic/$spy) [Post Link](https://x.com/ScalpingX/status/1949107483710267705)
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Created: 2025-07-26 14:00:11 UTC
📊 GLOBAL STOCK MARKET RECAP (JULY 21–26, 2025)
📈 Global equities posted a solid performance last week, driven by strong earnings from tech and defensive sectors. In the U.S., both the S&P XXX and Nasdaq hit fresh all-time highs, powered by upbeat results from Alphabet, Intel, Blackstone, and major financials. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones lagged due to weakness in industrials and EV-related names.
🇺🇸 The Nasdaq closed at a record 23,219.86, while the S&P XXX ended at XXXXXXXX – marking the fourth straight week of record highs. The Dow Jones dipped to 44,693.91, weighed down by Tesla’s sharp drop (-8.2%) and weaker industrial earnings. Investor sentiment remained upbeat, with over XX% of S&P XXX firms beating earnings expectations so far this quarter.
🌏 In Asia, the Nikkei surged XXXX% on July XX after the U.S.–Japan trade deal on auto tariffs, though gains were pared by week’s end due to rising domestic inflation in Tokyo. In Europe, the FTSE remained stable, supported by defensive plays like pharma, while the DAX and CAC were under pressure from weak manufacturing data and ongoing political concerns in Ukraine.
💼 Beyond Big Tech, industrials and utilities saw increased inflows as investors sought safe havens amid rising geopolitical tensions. Border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, along with unrest in the Middle East, have added to caution, especially in emerging markets.
🗓️ Key macro events this week included: 🔹 Fed Chair Powell signaled rates are near neutral 🔹 ECB held rates steady, hinting at only one more cut this year 🔹 Mixed PMI data: services expanded while manufacturing slowed 🔹 U.S. jobless claims remained low and stable 📊 Regional divergence remains notable. The U.S. continues to lead thanks to strong corporate performance and capital inflows. Asia is rebounding on policy optimism, while Europe remains cautious amid inflation and weak consumer activity. 🔮 Forecast: Markets now turn to the FOMC meeting (July 29–30) and BOJ (July 31). If the Fed holds rates and signals a dovish stance, the S&P XXX could push toward the XXXXX zone. However, a more hawkish tone may trigger a 2–5% short-term correction as investors take profits. 📌 Overall, the trend remains bullish, but signs of overextension and sector rotation are becoming clearer. Investors are advised to maintain balanced exposure, focusing on companies with strong fundamentals and consistent outlooks as policy and geopolitical risks rise. #StockMarket #GlobalEquities #WeeklyInsight
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