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Trump to announce a 🇺🇸 US-UK 🇬🇧 trade deal today at 10AM ET, per NYT. A UK official has also confirmed the news.

Trump: “Big News Conference… concerning a MAJOR TRADE DEAL… THE FIRST OF MANY!” https://t.co/UhGqMTAdAe
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CHINA 🇨🇳 PRESIDENT XI ARRIVES IN KREMLIN FOR TALKS WITH PUTIN
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CHINA’S 🇨🇳 MINISTRY OF COMMERCE: US NEEDS TO BE PREPARED TO REVOKE UNILATERAL TARIFFS
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The U.S. Treasury and Commerce Depts have drafted plans for a sovereign wealth fund, though no final decision has been made yet, per White House. Trump first called for it in February, suggesting tariff revenue could be used. Bessent: goal is to “monetize U.S. assets for the American people.”
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PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 STOCK TRADING HALTED AS KSE-30 INDEX PLUNGES 7.2%
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Google $GOOGL has put out a statement saying that overall search volume is still growing—even on Apple devices. The company says, “People are finding Search more useful in new ways." More updates are expected at Google I/O. https://t.co/BpTj316IE1
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CHINA WEIGHS HOUSING MARKET OVERHAUL TO CURB PRE-SALES
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Zillow $Z swung to its first profit since Q2 2022, posting $8M in Q1 vs a $23M loss a year ago. Revenue hit $598M, topping estimates, with 5% user growth Y/Y. CEO credits “housing super app” rollout. Q2 revenue guide: $635M–$650M, in line with Street’s $649M forecast.
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China Airlines has ordered up to 23 Boeing $BA 777X jets—10 777-9s and four 777-8 Freighters, plus options for nine more—making it the first 777X customer in Taiwan.
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NORGES BANK RATE WILL MOST LIKELY BE CUT IN COURSE OF 2025
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Apple’s $AAPL fighting to delay a ruling that forces it to open up the App Store. It told the 9th Circuit Court it’ll face “irreparable harm” if it has to comply now, citing a 27% fee ban and limits on controlling in-app links. Epic Games says this is Apple’s “last-ditch effort” to block real competition.
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Instacart $CART CEO Fidji Simo is stepping down to join OpenAI as Chief of Applications, reporting directly to Sam Altman. She’ll stay on as Instacart Chair during the transition. OpenAI says she’ll start later this year, after serving on its board since 2023.
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TOYOTA $TM expects a 21% drop in full-year profit, forecasting ¥3.8T ($26B) in operating income through Mar '26, down from ¥4.8T. The hit comes from Trump's tariffs (¥180B impact in Apr-May) and a weaker USD (¥745B FX headwind). North America posted a ¥100B op. loss last quarter.
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$META just scored a $168M win against NSO Group over Pegasus spyware abuse—its first major courtroom blow to the shadowy surveillance industry. The case sets a precedent: using U.S. servers gives American courts jurisdiction. It won’t kill spyware, but it makes the stakes a lot higher.
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Infineon has lowered its full-year outlook, pointing to uncertainty around Trump’s tariffs and fx headwinds. CEO Jochen Hanebeck called the impact of trade disputes a “guesstimate,” and said the company applied a 10% “haircut” to Q4 revenue because of tariff risks.
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Bosch expects 1–3% sales growth in 2025 despite tariff risks and a tough auto market. Q1 sales rose 4% YoY, but the company warns of job cuts in Germany and Europe. Still aiming for a 7% margin by 2026, though they admit it’s a tough target.
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AB InBev’s $BUD Q1 EBITDA rose 7.9% despite a 2.2% drop in beer volumes, thanks to cost cuts and stronger premium beer sales like Michelob Ultra and Stella. Corona led global growth, and non-alcoholic & Beyond Beer segments also posted solid gains. FY outlook remains unchanged.
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$ARM CFO Jason Child raised eyebrows on the call—brushed off a license revenue miss with a “but whatever,” said they haven’t seen tariff impact yet… but also pulled FY26 guide due to uncertainty from tariffs and lack of partner visibility.
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