European shares rise as Trumps signals ’major’ trade deal By Reuters
European Market Response: European shares rose following U.S. President Trump's indication of progress towards a significant trade deal, with the pan-European STOXX 600 index up 0.3%, while Spain's market declined by 0.4%.
Corporate Developments: A.P. Moller-Maersk's shares fell 2.1% due to a lowered global container market forecast, whereas Anheuser-Busch InBev's shares increased by 4.2% after reporting a strong rise in first-quarter operating profit.
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- Company Overview: Anheuser-Busch owns well-known beer brands such as Budweiser, Corona Extra, and Stella Artois.
- Earnings Report Anticipation: The company is expected to report increased revenue when it releases its earnings before the market opens on Thursday.
Stock Market Outlook: The Super Bowl Indicator suggests a positive year for the stock market, particularly following the Seattle Seahawks' victory.
Investor Sentiment: Even skeptics of the Super Bowl Indicator can find reasons for optimism as the market approaches a significant January jobs report.

- Market Performance: The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 2.5% and closed above 50,000 for the first time.
- Nasdaq Struggles: In contrast, the Nasdaq Composite ended the week down 1.8%, despite a strong rally on Friday.

Super Bowl 2024 Ad: Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade featured an ad with "Picklebabies," toddlers playing pickleball, discussing financial preparedness.
Campaign Success: The ad resulted in a 73% increase in E*Trade site visits and a 14% rise in gross new accounts year-over-year, according to MMA Global.
- New Dietary Guidelines: The Trump administration has released new dietary guidelines that significantly diverge from previous federal nutrition recommendations.
- Impact on Nutrition Policy: These changes may influence public health initiatives and dietary practices across the country.








