Trump winks to more delicate rates that raise markets

US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have still acquired a specific country, deeply mutual, sectors and apply only to countries that have certain trade relations with others.

He was also “flexible” in their implementation-as he noticed on Friday about the opportunity to do so-passing half in the last minute, exceptions from goods in the trade agreement section and potential repression even for board tariffs.

The markets rallied on Monday, caused by Trump’s hint that countries could get a “break” from mutual tariffs. But this is unlikely to be a steady trend, given the wild differences in types and unpredictable shootings of Trump tariffs.

Strategists often look at technical trends in stock movements, such as their 200-day moving average, in an attempt to ignite their future. In this political era it can be more fruitful to transfer this control to Trump, which in turn made the markets jump – and immersed in one performance.

Again, new tariffs on Trump
US President Donald Trump said at the cabinet meeting earlier on Monday that he would soon announce Tariffs directed by cars, pharmaceuticals and other industriesAnd at the White House event later, the lumber and semiconductor industries were later added to their list. Trump also stated that Monday will put 25% tariffs on countries that buy oil and gas in Venezuela.

Possible “breaks” for tariffs
Even when Trump said he would bring tariffs to the branch, at the White House event on Monday he said he “can give a lot of countries“At the mutual tariffs that should come into force on April 2. When you click on whether the branch tariffs will begin on this day, Trump said,” Yes, it will be everything “before adding,” but not all tariffs are included on this day. “

American reserves shoot
American shares jumped on Monday With relief tariffs on Trump may not be as serious as expected. A S&P 500 scored 1.76% Dow Jones Industrial Medium grew by 1.42% and Nasdaq Composite The rally is 2.27%. Tesla Shares jumped 11.9%, their best day since 6 November 2024. Asia-Pacific markets were ambiguous on Tuesday. Japan Nikkei 225 According to LSEG, it increased by about 0.5%when the yield on the 5-year government bond reached 1.165%, the highest since October 2008. However Hong Kong Hang the Index More than 2%decreased.

Sumat Samsung Electronics dies
On Tuesday, South Korea Samsung Electronics said his 63-year-old co-chairman Khan Chen-he died of a heart attack. Han headed the Samsung digital devices and its device, which includes mobile phones and home appliances. The company said Jun Young-Hyun, which was appointed co-chairman of November-Stana, the only CEO.

(Pro) markets that bounce: Goldman
If the S&P 500 decreases four weeks out of the previous five, and the uncertainty is still spinning around Trump’s tariff plans, the mood on the market is gloomy. Goldman Sachs, however, thinks it is from -in the lowered mood that the market is tuned for a rebound against – And the investment bank has data from its indicator to support this statement.

The US is not ready to win the economic war against China, built in China, warn farmers and ocean carriers

US farmers and world ocean carriers have warned of serious economic damage against the US government to reach containers made in China with steep fines when they call on the ports of the US.

They say that the purpose of returning more shipbuilding in the US is attempted in the global ocean trade market, where virtually all the traffic containers will soon be carried out on ships built in China.

“The ports of Halifax, Montreal, Prince Rupert and Vancouver will receive more containers as ocean carriers reduce the number of calls in the US,” said CNBC Alan Murphy, CEO of Sea -intelligence. “It would be to the detriment of less ports such as Jacksonville, Tampa, Ouckland,” he added.