US President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that his administration is taking steps to prohibit Wall Street investors from buying single-family homes in an attempt to lower housing prices, once possible for funds managing real estate assets in the country. In a post on Truth Social, the Republican said he is preparing an initiative to implement it immediately and will ask Congress to codify the measure. He also stated that he will discuss additional housing and affordability proposals in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos in two weeks.

Forty years later, Telefónica is preparing to say goodbye to the New York Stock Exchange. The company, chaired by Marc Murtra, has begun the process of delisting from Wall Street, as reported Wednesday afternoon by the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV). This move marks a historic turning point, considering that Telefónica was the first Spanish company to list in the United States, where it debuted in June 1987. The decision comes at a time when the company is undergoing a change of direction that, among other things, involves its definitive exit from Latin America. telecom It is divesting itself of almost all its subsidiaries across the Atlantic—; exploring new businesses and simplifying operations, as well as reducing costs. In this context, it is necessary to frame a workforce reduction plan (ERE) that will affect, at a minimum, more than 4,550 employees of the company and that the company and unions are finalizing negotiations.

While most of the world's stock markets spent Easter Monday with their shutters down, the roar continues in the United States. The Dow Jones, Wall Street's benchmark index, opened the session with its biggest drop since April 8, when Donald Trump announced tariffs on China of up to 104%—although the White House has already warned that he could increase them to 245%—and has already surpassed the slump of April 4. when Trump announced the battery of tariffs around the world.

Wall Street's main indices suffered widespread declines on Thursday, following Wednesday's sudden surge following US President Donald Trump's decision to temporarily halt heavy tariffs in dozens of countries and focus solely on China.

European stock markets have deepened their losses this Friday aftera Thursday marked by red numbers in reaction to the wave of tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump. Stock markets around the world have seen another day of declines due to fears of a recession in the US and across the global economy caused by the new trade war.