Tesla stock traded higher early Wednesday as shares continue to recover from last week's sell-off with the feud between Elon Musk and President Trump cooling down.

For all the stock market drama this year, investors’ portfolio balances may not look too different from when President Donald Trump entered office in January.

Is this the next Black Monday? The S&P 500 has plunged into bear market territory, shedding over $12 trillion in market cap amid escalating trade war tensions and Trump’s aggressive tariff policies. As panic selling accelerates and fear hits historic highs,

Tesla (TSLA) stock is rebounding after CEO Elon Musk admitted on X (formerly Twitter) that his posts about former President Trump "went too far" following their public clash last week. Morning Brief host Madison Mills breaks down how Musk's statement may impact Tesla's recovery after the feud wiped $153 billion from the company's market value.

Piper Sandler analyst Alexander Potter sees more gains ahead for Tesla stock if the robotaxi launch goes smoothly.

Tesla stock traded higher early Wednesday as shares continue to recover from last week's sell-off with the feud between Elon Musk and President Trump cooling down.

Wall Street digested the progress on US-China trade negotiations and braced for the release of the May consumer inflation report.

President Donald Trump’s tax and spending bill is upending the solar-energy market, with both positive and negative effects. Early Wednesday, Jefferies analysts led by Julien Dumoulin-Smith cut their recommendation on Sunrun stock.

Key Points President Donald Trump announced that the trade deal with China is done, awaiting final approval. However, the supposed 55% tariff rate on China is significantly higher than what was expected.

Investors were digesting a softer-than-expected inflation reading and assessing a US-China plan to salvage their trade truce.