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The Prime Minister of Australia responded to Trump's tariffs: there will be no equal countermeasures, and negotiations for exemptions will be sought.
① Australian Prime Minister Albanese criticized USA President Trump for imposing a 10% tariff on allies, stating that such actions are not what friends do, and indicated that Australia will not impose equivalent tariffs on the USA; ② The Australian government will seek to negotiate with the USA in hopes that Trump will lift the tariffs on Australia.
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The Governor of the Bank of Japan warns: Trump's 'reciprocal tariffs' could severely damage global trade and the economy!
① The Governor of the Bank of Japan, Kazuo Ueda, stated that the "reciprocal tariffs" soon to be announced by President Trump of the USA could have a significant impact on global trade and adversely affect Global economic growth; ② Ueda hopes to share views with G20 finance ministers at this month's G20 finance minister meeting in Washington regarding the impact that the USA's tariff increases may have on the Global economy.
The inflated inventory masks weak demand, and the manufacturing sector in the USA is worse than the surface data suggests.
The report details show a more severe situation, with key sub-indices such as new Orders, production, and employment all falling below 50. Barclays believes that the dual impact of tariff policies—rising costs and weakened demand—are eroding manufacturers' profit margins and confidence. Although precautionary stockpiling has temporarily supported activity, it has masked a deeper level of demand weakness.
Trump is recklessly swinging the tariff stick, Blackrock CEO: Global concerns about the economy have reached an unprecedented level.
① Since Trump's return to the White House in January, he has announced several tariff measures and will introduce a so-called reciprocal tariff plan on Wednesday to further increase trade barriers; ② Blackrock CEO Larry Fink stated that Trump's trade war has pushed investors' anxiety about the Global economy to its highest point in recent years.
Can the Federal Reserve replicate the interest rate cuts of 2019 this time?
Guan Tao believes that the current USA is in the later stage of high inflation returning to trend values, and the intensity of the Trump 2.0 economic and trade friction has already exceeded that of Trump 1.0, which will increase the stickiness of inflation and even raise the risk of a secondary inflation. The policy space for the Federal Reserve is likely to be limited.
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Is the market currently exaggerating expectations of a recession in the USA?
Morgan Stanley believes that investors' panic over a USA economic recession is likely exaggerated, and the real economic slowdown has yet to fully manifest. There is still significant uncertainty (such as immigration policy) that has not materialized, and investors should focus on hard data, especially non-farm payroll data.
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