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Daily Market Report – August 23, 2026

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Markets

The S&P 500 (SPX) closed 0.43 percent higher at 7,674 points. The Nasdaq 100 (NDX) gained 0.33 percent to 29,309 points, the Dow Jones (DJI) rose by 0.98 percent to 53,277 points. In Europe, the DAX (DAX) increased by 0.59 percent to 26,137 points. In Asia, the Hang Seng (HSI) gained 1.21 percent to 26,009 points. Gold (GOLD) became more expensive by 2.39 percent to $4,680.60.

Company

Alibaba (BABA) announced a stock placement of 10.2 billion dollars to finance its investments in artificial intelligence. The Hong Kong stock fell by 8.57 percent to 119.34 Hong Kong dollars. Tesla (TSLA) gained 5.14 percent to 362.86 dollars.

Nvidia (NVDA) came into focus due to the increasing capital requirements for artificial intelligence infrastructure and the associated financing risks. Volkswagen (VOW3) emphasized the implementation of the corporate restructuring and the involvement of the workforce ahead of the upcoming general meetings. TUI (TUI1) is aligning cheaper package holidays more according to the modular principle and is charging for additional services separately.

LVMH (MC) pointed to initial signs of a demand recovery in China. Kering (KER) is also counting on a stabilization of the Chinese luxury goods business. Richemont (CFR) recorded a cautious revival in the important Chinese market for jewelry and watches.

Occidental Petroleum (OXY) continues to work on reducing the financial and structural consequences of the Anadarko acquisition. Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) remains connected to Occidental through the financing it provided at that time. BT (BT.A) is under pressure to translate its long-term restructuring into stronger cash flows. Euronext (ENX) is committed to its growth strategy focused on acquisitions and the consolidation of the European market.

Macroeconomics

According to White House, following the failure of the American-Canadian trade talks, new US tariffs of 50 percent on certain Canadian exports came into effect. Canada announced countermeasures starting September 8 and intends to retaliate dollar for dollar against the additional American duties. This increases the burdens on North American supply chains, while investment decisions in cross-border industries become more difficult.

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*Created on 08/23/2026 / 07:09 (ET)*