Global Market Update: Wall Street Records and Big Tech Earnings

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AEX Closes Below 1000 Points Amidst Anticipation of Fed Rate Decision

The AEX index closed below 1000 points on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, as investors await a key interest rate decision from the U.S. Federal Reserve. This cautious trading reflects a broader market sensitivity to potential shifts in monetary policy.

AEX Closes Below 1000 Points Amidst Anticipation of Fed Rate Decision
Closes Below Federal Reserve Latest York Stock Exchange

Trading on the Latest York Stock Exchange began quietly this week, according to reports. However, Wall Street experienced a record close for the S&amp. P 500 in anticipation of a wave of corporate earnings reports.

The Nasdaq 100 Index also demonstrated strong performance, registering a significant increase and breakout, ING Sprinters reported. This positive momentum in the tech sector contrasts with a generally subdued European market.

Considerable Tech companies are slated to release their earnings reports this week, but analysts suggest expectations should be tempered. One source indicated that the results are likely to disappoint, stating, “but it can actually only disappoint.”

The Euronext Amsterdam exchange showed the AEX-INDEX at 997.18, down 0.38%, while the AEX ALL-SHARE was at 1,348.52, down 0.09% as of 19:20 CEST on April 29, 2026. The AMX-INDEX closed at 1,005.33, a decrease of 0.30%, and AMS Next 20 finished at 1,636.09, down 0.48%. AEX VOLATILITY increased to 21.094, up 0.93%.

BE Semiconductor Industries N.V. Announced details of a weekly share repurchase program and a transaction in its own shares on April 29, 2026.

Currency rates showed the EUR / USD at 1.16829, down 0.26%, and EUR / GBP at 0.8666, unchanged. EUR / JPY was up 0.18% at 187.2355, while EUR / CHF decreased to 0.92386, down 0.08%. GBP / USD was also down 0.26% at 1.34823.

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