[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.]  News v2 [@News_v2_App](/creator/twitter/News_v2_App) on x XX followers Created: 2025-07-26 16:16:00 UTC Business News for July 26, 2025 Afternoon Update • The major indices climb to record levels as markets rally on optimism over a potential Trump-China deal and positive earnings forecasts, driving renewed investor enthusiasm. • Despite a significant drop in home sales, housing prices hit all-time highs, underscoring a persistent imbalance between supply, demand, and buyer expectations. • Corporate America faces a turbulent tariff summer, with businesses grappling with shifting trade policies that add uncertainty to their operational outlooks. • Cracks in the US-Japan tariff trade deal emerge as disagreements over interpretations fuel fears of unresolved trade commitments and delayed investments. • In a bid to lead global tech governance, China proposes establishing a new international AI cooperation organization, signaling strategic moves amid intensifying tech competition. • Tesla announces plans for an affordable electric vehicle debut in Q4 2025, targeting a starting price near $36K as it seeks to break its sales slump and broaden market appeal. • Labor tensions rise in California as strike deadlines for Safeway workers are extended, spotlighting growing unrest among retail employees over contract disputes. • An awkward exchange between current President Donald and Fed Chair Powell raises concerns, as body language during the meeting fuels speculations about internal pressures on economic policy. • A new wave of meme stock trading sees high-risk speculative moves aimed at outperforming the S&P 500, hinting at volatile market behavior and investor FOMO. • Merger discussions involving Norfolk Southern put Atlanta’s future corporate headquarters at risk, raising questions about long-term regional economic impacts. #StockMarket #GlobalTrade #Tesla #HousingCrisis #TechPolicy XX engagements  **Related Topics** [alltime](/topic/alltime) [housing market](/topic/housing-market) [investment](/topic/investment) [Post Link](https://x.com/News_v2_App/status/1949141665433756021)
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Created: 2025-07-26 16:16:00 UTC
Business News for July 26, 2025 Afternoon Update
• The major indices climb to record levels as markets rally on optimism over a potential Trump-China deal and positive earnings forecasts, driving renewed investor enthusiasm.
• Despite a significant drop in home sales, housing prices hit all-time highs, underscoring a persistent imbalance between supply, demand, and buyer expectations.
• Corporate America faces a turbulent tariff summer, with businesses grappling with shifting trade policies that add uncertainty to their operational outlooks.
• Cracks in the US-Japan tariff trade deal emerge as disagreements over interpretations fuel fears of unresolved trade commitments and delayed investments.
• In a bid to lead global tech governance, China proposes establishing a new international AI cooperation organization, signaling strategic moves amid intensifying tech competition.
• Tesla announces plans for an affordable electric vehicle debut in Q4 2025, targeting a starting price near $36K as it seeks to break its sales slump and broaden market appeal.
• Labor tensions rise in California as strike deadlines for Safeway workers are extended, spotlighting growing unrest among retail employees over contract disputes.
• An awkward exchange between current President Donald and Fed Chair Powell raises concerns, as body language during the meeting fuels speculations about internal pressures on economic policy.
• A new wave of meme stock trading sees high-risk speculative moves aimed at outperforming the S&P 500, hinting at volatile market behavior and investor FOMO.
• Merger discussions involving Norfolk Southern put Atlanta’s future corporate headquarters at risk, raising questions about long-term regional economic impacts.
#StockMarket #GlobalTrade #Tesla #HousingCrisis #TechPolicy
XX engagements
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