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The shares of the electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla (TSLA) closed the session on Monday by almost 3% in red and declined by 1% on Tuesday.

The share has dropped last week because the data has recently shown a decline in sales in Europe in the middle of CEO Elon Musk.

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Musk, an important consultant by US President Donald Trump, has carried out several top-class interventions in European politics, including supporting the right-wing extremist AfD party in the recent national elections in Germany. In the United States, demonstrators gathered outside of Tesla (TSLA) showrooms to protest against Musk's advocacy for the expenditure of government agencies, in his role the so -called Department of Government Efficiency (Doge).

In the meantime, the Union of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) is asking for wealth management companies to rethink Tesla's evaluation of Tesla (TSLA) and to emphasize certain concerns that have been associated with potential risks for teacher funds that have invested millions in the EV manufacturer.

The world's largest oil company, Saudi Arabian Oil Co (Aramco), made a profit of 12% in 2024 and set its dividend, which represents the world's largest payout.

The Aramco shares declined by 2% after the company released its overall annual results on Tuesday, in which the net income decreased to USD 106.2 billion (83.5 billion GBP), compared to USD 121.3 billion in 2023.

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The oil giant said he would probably declare a dividend of $ 85.4 billion in 2025, which would be due to USD 124.2 billion last year.

The decline in profits comes because the oil prices have decreased further, since the concerns about the weaker demand increase the effects of trade tariffs on the global economy to these fears.

Oil prices fell on Tuesday the lowest point of the year, which is affected by concerns regarding tariffs. The news was further weighed up by the news that Opec+ will continue in April with a planned increase in production. The group intends to handle previous output cuts and increase the supply by 138,000 barrels per day.

Greggs (Grg.l )'s shares decreased by 11% on Tuesday after the British bakery chain had reported further loss of sales at the beginning of the year.

In his provisional overall years on Tuesday, Greggs (Grg.l) stated that the same turnover rose by 1.7% in the first nine weeks of 2025 and slowed down in the fourth quarter of 2.5%. The food-on-the-go retailer quoted challenging weather conditions in January, but said trade improved in February.

GREGGS '(Grg.l) Total turnover for £ 2 billion ($ 2.5 billion), while profit rose by 8% to 203.9 million GBP before tax. The company recommended an overall ordinary dividend of 69 Pence per share for the year, which was increased to an increase of 11% compared to the 62p payment explained last year.

With a view to the future, Rosie Currie, CEO of Greggs (Grg.l), said that the “macroeconomic landscape remains tough”.

“Inflation remains increased and many of our customers continue to make living costs,” she said. “After years of financial fear, they are still concerned with concerns about energy prices and the increased mortgage and rental costs.”

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She also warned that the increase in employment taxes would increase the company's payroll “considerably” and said that GREGGS (Grg.l) would “careful price activity that we want to try to keep an absolute minimum to ensure that we protect our call for the offer of great value”. A number of British companies have warned of higher employment costs in the back of the increases in employer national insurance contributions and the national minimum wage announced in the autumn budget.

Russmold, investment director at AJ Bell (AJB.L), said: “Greggs (Grg.l) does everything to stay at the top, such as through further menuinnovation. There is a risk that Greggs (Grg.l) is too far away from the products that have his successor, namely sausage and Belgian rolls, and Belgian rolls.

“Burger, pizzas and chicken -Goujons make Greggs (Grg.l) for kebab shops that are 10 cents across the country, more of a direct rival,” he said.

“Buyers want a good price -performance ratio in the current economic climate, and Greggs (Grg.l) may find that their products are over the price, which people do not flash to buy,” added form.

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