S&P, Nasdaq end on subdued note after brief dip on latest Trump tariff rumbling
By David
French
Fri July 18, 2025 4:56 PM
It was a pretty flat day from beginning to end for tech anyway as investors tried to grapple once again with the latest tariff threats. The Dow industrials went straight south though ending down 3-digits. This was the week that would either prove or disprove the harmful effects of the tariffs. But the week ended quite mixed with overall sentiment being that the markets have grown wary of the tariff debate.
They are now shrugging it off though CEOs warn that the real impact won’t be felt until the second half. There’s the odd trend that companies reporting profits this week have seen their share prices decline, the latest being Netflix which fell 5% after a stellar report. For the week, tech advanced 0.6% to 1.5%, the Dow dipped just over ½%, 10% of S&P companies reported with 81% beating estimates. Per the CBOE, volume was 17.8 billion vs the 17.5 average.
DJ: 44,484.49 +229.71 NAS: 20,885.65
+155.16 S&P: 6,297.36
+33.66 7/17
DJ: 44,342.19 -142.30 NAS: 20,895.66
+10.01 S&P: 6,296.79
-0.57 7/18
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