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The euro appreciated 0.44 percent to $1.1412, while the dollar index touched its lowest level since April 22
Global investors are selling U.S. equities at a record pace, surpassing levels seen during COVID shock
As the U.S. stock market dipped, the dollar index was trading 0.14 percent higher at 99.37
The Dubai index gained 2.5 percent on a weekly basis, while Abu Dhabi gained 2 percent
Meta generated 42.31 billion percent in revenue and EPS of 6.43 percent, surpassing expectations
Boeing shares rose 6.05 percent to $172.37 after the company reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss
GCC stock markets recorded net buying of $2.8 billion compared to $3.0 billion in net buying during Q4 2024
The euro hit a three-year high on Monday, while the yen sat at a seven-month peak
The White House announced recently exemptions for smartphones and computers from new tariffs
Nvidia declined 5.91 percent, Apple fell 4.24 percent to $190.42, and Microsoft dipped 2.34 percent to $381.35
On Tuesday, Apple shares fell to an 11-month low during aftermarket trading
Since Trump's tariff announcement, S&P 500 companies have lost $5.8 trillion in market value
