Amidst stock market turbulence, the "strongest alpha" emerges! Tariffs cannot suppress the explosive expansion of AI computing power.

Taiwan Semiconductor stated that no changes in customer behavior due to USA tariffs have been observed, and its optimistic expectations contrast sharply with the uncertainties in the global market.

Zhitong FinanceApr 18 04:44 ET

'It's Just Not Done': Why Trump Firing Powell Could Rock U.S. Financial Markets

MarketWatchApr 18 04:25 ET

Support Powell? The "third-in-command" of the Federal Reserve stated that there is no necessity to adjust interest rates in the short term!

① The President of the New York Federal Reserve, Williams, believes that there is no need to change the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy in the short term, although Trump's tariffs may increase inflation, weaken economic growth, and raise unemployment rates. ② Williams emphasized that the Federal Reserve needs to ensure that inflation does not continue to rise and to bring inflation back to the target level of 2%.

cls.cnApr 17 22:38 ET

Trump and Powell on Collision Course Without Easy Escape

WSJApr 17 21:40 ET

Trump, Meloni Sound Upbeat on Trade Deal. Japan, Mexico, China Tariffs Updates; Follow the Latest Here

Barron'sApr 17 20:29 ET

Weight stocks have faced a sharp decline, while the Dow Jones, known as the "most resilient" index in the U.S. stock market, has fallen against the trend.

The Dow Jones uses a price-weighted method, which means that price changes in high stock price shares have a greater impact on the index than those in low stock price shares. Overnight, the largest weighted stock, UnitedHealth, plummeted 18%, dragging the Dow down by 1.2%, while the S&P 500 Index rose by as much as 0.6%. Media compilation data shows that since 1954, instances where the Dow fell by 1% or more while the S&P rose at least 0.5% have only occurred once.

wallstreetcnApr 17 20:16 ET