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Market Reactions to Tariff Announcements Intensified by Walgreens' Positive Quarter

Walgreens reports better-than-expected earnings amid stock market volatility tied to tariffs, with significant developments in both sectors affecting investor sentiment.

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The stock market has seen a sharp decline, with the S&P 500 falling nearly 10% following President Trump's tariff announcements. Apple’s shares dropped 19% due to concerns related to its exposure in China. Conversely, Walgreens reported surprise fiscal second-quarter earnings, with a $2.85 billion loss, which was significantly better than last year’s $5.91 billion loss. Its pharmacy sales climbed 4%, aided by more prescriptions. Amid the market turmoil, there was a positive influx in tech stocks, as analysts remain optimistic about potential tariff deals influencing investor confidence.

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  • Tesla is facing significant brand damage due to Elon Musk's political associations, affecting its stock price and customer base.
  • Concerns about President Trump's tariffs are impacting major companies like Apple and Walmart, leading to declines in their stock values and market cap.
  • The broader market is experiencing turmoil as investor uncertainty rises due to geopolitical tensions and tariff policies.

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