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Top Gap Ups and Downs on Tuesday: HON, SPOT, BBVA and More
On April 29th, the top 20 US stock transaction amounts: Amazon reveals tariff costs and faces anger from the White House.
On Tuesday, Tesla ranked first in US stock trading volume, rising by 2.15% with a transaction of 30.765 billion US dollars. As such, Tesla's stock price has increased for six consecutive trading days, with a total rise of over 28%. US Energy storage project manufacturers and developers stated that this Industry will invest 100 billion US dollars in this decade to establish a fully localized Battery supply chain. The US Clean Energy Association noted that this 100 billion US dollars investment will create 0.35 million jobs, including 10 billion to 15 billion US dollars in ongoing projects. Projects include Tesla's Battery factory located in Sparks, Nevada. According to media reports on Tuesday,
European stock markets rose amid a wave of Earnings Reports, with Rhine Metal climbing.
As investors assess the influx of Earnings Reports and the latest tariff news, European stock markets have risen. Rheinmetall surged by 8.5% due to better-than-expected performance. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index closed up 0.4%, marking its sixth consecutive trading day of gains, the longest streak since January. The Banking and Medical Care Sectors led the rise, while Consumer goods and services as well as Retail lagged. HSBC Holdings' stock increased by 3.1% after announcing a new Share Buyback plan. Deutsche Bank's shares rose by 5.4%, with its trading division achieving record performance amidst market volatility. Despite the fluctuating tariff situation, the Stoxx 600 Index has recovered most of its losses since April.
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Google's parent company Alphabet has launched its first euro Bonds issuance, aiming to raise at least 2.5 billion euros.
According to an unnamed insider, Google's parent company Alphabet has initiated the book building process for its first issuance of euro bonds, aiming to raise at least 2.5 billion euros (2.85 billion dollars). Alphabet will issue bonds with maturities of 4 years, 8 years, 12 years, 20 years, and 29 years, with Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JPMorgan, Barclays, and Deutsche Bank responsible for arranging the Trade. The transaction is expected to be priced later on Tuesday.
