In this context the Industrial Dow Jones Index rose 7.87% to 40,608.45 points; The S&P500 won 9.52% to 5,456.90 points and Nasdaq Composite It showed 12.16% to 17,124.97 points.
Donald Trump calmed the spirits
“This is a great time to buy!” Trump said on his Truth Social platform on Wednesday and added: “Quiet! Everything will go well. The United States will be bigger and better than ever!” These Trump comments occur after the tariff war with China and other commercial partners entered a new phase.
Reciprocal tariffs are also in force in more than 180 countries, including 46% Vietnam, 20% EU, 24% Japan and 32% Taiwan, among others.
In addition to China, The EU today approved its retaliation measures, although other countries are abstaining. “The EU considers that American tariffs are unjustified, harmful and cause economic deterioration to both parties, as well as the world economy,” the European Commission said in a statement. “
The EU has expressed its clear preference to reach negotiated agreements with the US, which are balanced and mutually beneficial. ” The European Union tariffs will enter into force on April 15.
The main enigma for markets and business partners is whether President Trump is open to negotiate or wants tariffs to be permanent. In recent statements, Trump said: “Tariffs can be permanent, and we can still negotiate”, while constantly boasting “billions of dollars that tariffs are paying the US treasure.”
This policy change shook global marketscaused the imposition of retaliation tariffs by the United States key business partners and has generated fears of a generalized economic recession.
Investors in opportunity purchases
The technological sector helped stabilize the market in general, given the improvement of confidence in the AI sector. In a sign that American companies continue to support the AI sector, the Google parent company, Alphabet Inc Class A Gano 10% and reiterated its plans to invest US $ 75 billion in AI technologies, Despite the recent tariff turbulence.
AI -related actions, such as Nvidia Corporation (+18.7%), Microsoft (+10%), goal (+14.4%) and Amazon (+12%) rose considerably. Tesla Inc, on the other hand, rose more than 22% after Benchmark added the action to its purchase list, qualifying the recent sales wave as exaggerated.
Apple incted one (+15.4%) one, trying to break a run of four days of casualties, where the technological giant lost approximately a quarter of its market value.
In the corporate sector, the actions of Delta Airlines rose more than 23% despite the fact that the airline announced Wednesday that it will not reaffirm its financial forecasts for the whole year, due to the uncertainty around the trajectory of the tariff plans of US President Donald Trump.
Delta said it will provide a financial update later in the year “as visibility improves.” Walmart rose 9.5% and followed the example, since the retail giant reduced its operational income forecast for the first quarter, alleging uncertainty about the possible impact of generalized tariffs on China, Vietnam and other key sources of goods worldwide.
For its part, Constellation Brands, owner of beers as a model and peaceful, will publish its results after the closing of the date.
The greatest increases and casualties of the wheel
Among the actions that were most appreciated, VF (+28.5%), Rh (+27.8%), Sitime (+27.2%), United Airlines (+26.7%) and Onto Innovation 25,3 (+%).
While the most resigned value were found, Tonix (-12.1%), Atour (-5.7%), General Dollar (-3.1%), Rocket (-2.9%) and Agilon (-2.3%)
The opinion of the Federal Reserve
The president of the San Francisco Federal Reserve, Mary Daly, became Tuesday the last American central banquera in stating that There is no hurry to cut interest rates, Despite the uncertainty about the magnitude and scope of Trump’s tariffs.
However, the speculation that the Federal Reserve will begin to cut its official interest rate next month to compensate for the deceleration of growth as tariffs are felt.
Now there is a 56% probability of an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in Maycompared to 40% of earlier that same day, according to the prices of futures of American interest rates in the short term, negotiated in CME Group.
Source: Ambito
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