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The US Values Market has returned.
The reciprocal rates of the “Liberation Day” on April 2 by Trump Trump sent the stocks. The S&P 500 (^Gspc) fell more than 10% in the next three days of negotiation, Mark one of the worst accidents since World War II. In its lows, the index dropped more than 19% of the highest record reached in February.
But just a month later, the index has done everything. And then some.
During the closing on Friday, the S&P 500 increased by 0.3% from the closing level reached on April 2, a few minutes before Trump announced rates that exceeded what the investors expected.
One week later, Trump announced a 90 -day break over a wide range of “reciprocal” rates and the S&P 500 It increased 9.5% in its best performance of a day since 2008.
In the weeks intervened, the trust of investors has grown that the highest level of uncertainty has passed around Trump’s fare plans. The positive profits of some of the major Bellwethers of the major market technology have also helped to see the market boat.
Our week graph demonstrates when these two main catalysts reach the markets, but general action reveals a market that reacts and peace with a new fare regime.
“I still believe that the main engine of shares right now will be all these headlines coming out of Washington,” He told Yahoo Finance.
Even with Trump supporting some of his most nasty policy offers last month, Kantrowitz and other strategists They are warning of the continuous action of the market, as they hope that the S&P 500 can be hooked on a “range” until both politics and its possible impacts on the United States economy will be clearer.
Friday Report of jobs And that Week GDP data They were preliminary directions on how rates could affect the economy. But, unlike the quick response from the market to new news, the economy process to reflect and work through higher costs such as rates will need time.
“We believe that we are stuck in the highest levels of rates in decades and we have begun to see that this reflects in the economy and the gains,” said Kantrowitz.
“And I’m not so sure that the markets are able to digest -completely, because the data has not really been shown.”
