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Trump wants to fire Powell? The French finance minister warns: this will damage the credibility of the dollar and the USA economy!
① The French Minister of Finance, Le Maire, warned that if Trump dismisses Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, it would jeopardize the credibility of the dollar and undermine the stability of the USA economy; ② Last week, Trump expressed his disappointment in Powell's cautious attitude towards interest rate cuts and posted on Social Media that Powell is not being fired quickly enough.
Downward resistance and upward cap, Buffer ETFs have gained tremendous popularity amid the turmoil in the US stock market.
Since the beginning of this year, there has been a significant correction in the US stock market, and the Buffer-type buffered ETFs, known as the "anti-dip神器", have become popular against the trend.
Trump Is Everywhere Except in the Economic Data -- WSJ
Over 1,200 top economists have signed the "Anti-Tariff Declaration," including Nobel Prize winners and former presidential advisors!
① A total of 24 economists, including two Nobel Prize winners and former presidential advisors, jointly issued an "anti-tariff declaration," criticizing Trump's tariff policy for potentially leading to a "self-inflicted recession"; ② As of the time of this report, over 1,200 economists have signed in support of the declaration, warning that it is urgent to revoke the trade policies of the Trump administration.
Where is the safe haven under the tariff war? Wall Street has found a "paradise": Asia Consumer stocks.
① Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley's strategists both recommended the Consumer Sector in Asia in their report published after the tariff war on April 2, urging investors to shift to defensive positions; ② Fidelity International specifically stated that the company has made a Buy on Chinese consumer stocks that had previously been affected, betting that these companies will benefit from stimulus policies.
Rumors of the "USA-Japan Agreement" are rampant, and the US market "falls without an agreement"?
The long Easter weekend in the USA has come to an end, but there was no news regarding the trade agreement that the market priced in last week, creating a "no news is bad news" market environment. As the market eagerly awaits a deal to boost morale, there are reports that Besant is about to announce what is likely to be an important trade agreement with Japan.
U.S. Stock Futures Fall After Another Losing Week on Wall Street
Stock Futures Fall After Wall Street Posts Another Losing Week
Top Weekly Consumer Staples Gainers and Losers: Dollar Tree Leads, Molson Coors Beverage Lags
Homebuilders Are Slashing Prices — But Only In Certain Markets
Investors Are Eager for Tariff Deals. They Might Get More Tumult in Bonds and Stocks Instead.
These Large Cap Tech And Healthcare Stocks Had A Poor Run In Easter Week (Apr 14-Apr 18): Are These In Your Portfolio?
Nearing Retirement? These Strategies Can Protect Your Savings From Tariff Volatility
Notable Healthcare Headlines for the Week: UnitedHealth, Eli Lilly, J&J in Focus
Trump's Economic Approval Hits New Low Amid Tariff, Inflation Backlash – CNBC Poll
What to Expect in the Week Ahead (Tesla, Alphabet Earnings; Global Flash PMI Reports)
Zillow's "multiple downward revisions" suggests that the housing market in the USA is cooling down?
Zillow, the largest Real Estate platform in the USA, has repeatedly lowered its housing price expectations. In March, it predicted that housing prices in the USA would increase by 0.8% over the next year, but in April, it shifted to a bearish outlook and projected a decrease of 1.7%. Zillow pointed out that high housing prices and mortgage rates are suppressing home-buying demand, while the increase in listings provides buyers with more room for negotiation.
Recession? Not So Fast, Says IMF — Even After Trump Tariff Chaos
Executive Reshuffles: CAT, LMT, and APA
Insider Trades: Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Salesforce Among Notable Names This Week