- The markets are excited about a commercial agreement between the US and the United Kingdom.
- Alphabet denies a decrease in search consultations on Apple devices.
- Arm Holdings’ actions fall 7% after a downward guide for the next quarter.
- Nvidia’s actions rise after the news that the Trump administration will resign from the dissemination rule of AI.
The Nasdaq Composite advanced at the beginning of Thursday’s negotiation, since US President Donald Trump announced that his administration had negotiated a commercial agreement with the United Kingdom (United Kingdom). Details are expected in a speech at the Oval office later in the morning session.
The Telegraph newspaper reports that the US will reduce its tariff on cars manufactured in the United Kingdom to 10%.
The Nasdaq (Ixic) won 0.8% at the beginning, while the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones industrial average (DJIA) remained close to 0.5% higher.
The market also assimilated news from the company of several other important names, including ARM holdings (ARM), NVIDIA (NVDA), Alphabet (Googl) and Shopify (Shop).
Stock market news on Thursday, May 8, 2025
The actions of Nvidialeader in AI chipsets, they saw how their fortune continued to win impulse on Thursday after Bloomberg reported just before Wednesday’s closure that the Trump administration was prepared to end the dissemination rule of AI that was scheduled to enter into force on May 15 and that it would limit what the chips of Aia could export to China, Russia, Iran and North Korea.
The policy was promulgated in the last days of the Biden Administration, which had already stopped the exports of the NVIDIA H100 chip to China. The Trump administration has also imposed restrictions on the NVIDIA H20 chip, which it had designed for the Chinese market and to counteract the previous policy of the Biden administration.
It is not clear how the Trump administration would replace the dissemination rule of AI, but the market has taken the news as a positive sign of what is to come. The CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, has been sharp by stating that politics would harm the industry, saying that the dissemination rule of AI “would divert innovation and economic growth worldwide.”
Alphabet He is recovering land on Thursday after having fallen 7.3% on Wednesday. That mass sale was due to the fact that Apple’s vice president Eddy Cue said that users’ searches in his safari browser had fallen in April for the first time in 20 years. The predetermined search engine in Safari is Google. Due to this trend, Cue said that Apple was considering adding an option to search the browser.
Alphabet responded on Thursday, saying that Google consultations on Apple devices had increased in April. This announcement made Googl shares up 1.7% at the time of writing.
Arm Holdings actions around 7% fell on Thursday after the company announced a less guide than stellar for the next quarter. The address expects to win between $ 0.30 and $ 0.38 in earnings adjusted by Action (EPS), one step below the $ 0.42 that Wall Street had been guiding. In addition, the chips designer said the income would arrive between 1,000 million dollars and $ 1.1 billion instead of the consensus of 1.1 billion dollars.
Shopify actions More than 8% fell in the premarket after revealing results of the first quarter that showed a greater fall than expected in intertrmetral segmented income. Although they were kept up in annual terms, subscription income in Shopify fell 6.9% from the fourth quarter, while the revenues of solutions for merchants fell 18.9% in that period. Both segments often decline quarterly in the first quarter, but this setback is greater than the past experience. However, the actions recovered something in the regular session and are lowering 2.7% at the time of writing.
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Source: Fx Street
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