5 things to know before opening the stock market

The US stock contracts point below, investors ready for the announcement of the expected today’s tariffs of President Donald Trump after closing the markets; Tesla (TSLA) should report deliveries in the first quarter in the middle of a slowdown in its stock; Visa (V) would offer a payment of approximately $ 100 million to obtain an Apple credit card payment card (AAPL); And the circle files of the USDC stablecoin transmitter for an IPO. Here is what investors should know today.

1. The term contracts of American actions are decreasing as investors are waiting for pricing updates

US stock contracts point below following a volatile negotiation session, investors are waiting for white house pricing plans which should be announced later during the day. Market observers also follow the release of the payroll pay today before Friday’s employment report. USDAQ’s term contracts are 0.8% lower after the technology -oriented index won 0.9% on Tuesday. Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Futures are approximately 0.5%lower. Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is slightly down to $ 85,000. The yield on the 10 -year treasure note is dropped less than 4.15%. Oil term contracts are decreasing. Golden futures are slightly higher.

2. Investors are preparing for the announcement of Trump prices after closing the markets

President Donald Trump is expected to unveil his last price proposal during a White House event which should start at the end of the markets at 4 p.m. HE. Trump advisers continue to chop the details surrounding the new prices he plans to implement before the event of the “Liberation Day”, Bloomberg reported. While Trump said that he was looking for reciprocal rates to match import taxes on produced in the United States, a report in The Washington Post said the advisers also reflected at a tariff of 20% on almost all imported products.

3. Tesla Stock slides before quarterly delivery data

Tesla shares (TSLA) fell 2.5% in prior trade before the expected release of the manufacturer of electric vehicles from its delivery data in the first quarter this morning. Analysts expect Tesla to declare 393,000 deliveries, up less than 2% in annual shift but less than 495,570 vehicles in the last quarter. The data intervenes as analysts have raised fears that the work of the CEO Elon Musk with the Trump administration creates distractions and has an impact on Tesla’s affairs. Tesla actions lost a third of their value in 2025.

4. Visa offers $ 100 million Apple to take the credit card network, the report indicates

Visa (V) offers a payment of approximately $ 100 million to obtain the activity of Apple credit card network (AAPP), according to The Wall Street Journal. The report indicates that Apple would select a payment provider before selecting a bank to resume its credit card from Goldman Sachs (GS), and that Visa is in competition with Mastercard (MA) – which “fiercely tries to keep its network role on this card” – and American Express (AXP). THE Newspaper Previously, JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Synchrony Financial (SYF), Capital One (COF) and American Express were in the running to take over as a credit card issuer.

5. USDC Stablecoin files Issueer Circle for the IPO

Circle, the company behind the StableCoin USDC supported in dollars, has filed a request for an initial American public offer (IPO). In her prospectus deposited with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Circle said she was planning to list on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbol of Ticker “CRCL”. Circle, which had previously announced its intention to make public in 2021 via a SPAC merger, said that its 2024 net profit was $ 155.7 million, compared to $ 267.6 million a year earlier.