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Trump's tariff policy is on the way, which may cause nearly 2 trillion dollars in Market Cap to evaporate in the US stock market.
Due to concerns that President Donald Trump's new round of large-scale tariff policies could plunge the USA economy into recession, it is expected that at the opening of the US stock market on Thursday, the Market Cap of the companies in the S&P 500 Index will evaporate by about 1.7 trillion dollars.
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.
Trump's Sweeping Tariffs Could Cost US $20 Trillion, Crash Markets Warn Economists: 'Monstrously Destructive'
'Dr. Doom' Nouriel Roubini: Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariff Label Is Orwellian Doublespeak, US 'Playing With Fire'
Trump's "disruptive tariffs" severely impact the Global market, leading to a debate on "stagflation panic" and "bottom-fishing strategies" on Wall Street.
During the peak moment of "Liberation Day," President Trump of the USA fulfilled his threat to disrupt the modern Trade order, which shocked Wall Street traders.
Tariffs exceeded expectations, U.S. stock Futures plummeted, Apple fell sharply over 7% after hours, U.S. bonds rebounded, and Futures gold reached a new high five times.
Tesla initially fell over 6% but ended up rising over 5%. After Trump announced reciprocal tariffs, the yield on the ten-year U.S. Treasury bond first hit a daily high and then turned lower; Bitcoin surged past the 0.088 million mark before dropping over 3000 dollars. Crude Oil Product closed at a new high for over two months but turned down after Trump's announcement of tariffs.
Extreme sadness gives birth to joy? Analysts at JPMorgan believe that the U.S. stock market may welcome a strong rebound.
Ilan Benhamou, a member of JPMorgan's equity derivatives sales team, stated that current market participants are in the most pessimistic state since the COVID-19 pandemic.
U.S. stock market closes: all three major Indexes collectively rise as investors hold their breath waiting for Trump's tariffs.
① China Concept Stocks showed mixed performance, with the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index closing down 0.09%; ② Tesla closed up 5.31% after reports that Musk would leave the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in the coming weeks; ③ Tesla's Q1 delivery volume plummeted to a two-and-a-half-year low; ④ The cloud of suspicion surrounding Trump's "cash-out" affected DJT's stock price.
Trump Unveils 'Liberation Day' Tariff Package of 10% Minimum on All Imports
Important Bids in the US stock market have shrunk! Share Buyback by USA companies reached a new low since the pandemic in March.
The total amount of Share Buyback announced in the USA in March was 39.1 billion dollars, the lowest level since October 2020, and also the lowest level for the same period in March since 2019, indicating that companies, due to concerns about economic growth and the impact of Global trade conflicts, are starting to hoard Cash / Money Market.
In the first 50 days of Trump 2.0, the U.S. stock market was bleak, setting one of the worst records for a U.S. president in 75 years.
① Data shows that during the first 50 Trading days of President Trump's second term, the S&P 500 Index fell approximately 6.4%; ② Since 1950, only two US Presidents had worse stock market performance in the first 50 days of their term, Richard Nixon (down 7.2%) and George W. Bush (down 13.6%).
Express News | US March ADP Nonfarm Employment Change +155000 Vs +118000 Forecast, Prior +77000
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.