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People are shopping at a grocery store on Manhattan on April 1, 2025 in New York.
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A day without major tariff events from the US Presidential Administration, Donald Trump, for markets, a day of careful optimism (or at least that in such unusual times it goes as “optimism”). On Monday on Monday, there was a breathing hall to take orienting steps up, especially after the news, at the end of Friday, exceptions at the last minute for electronics from so -called mutual tariffs.
The White House representatives still still hold their rounds on large news channels to preach Trump’s economic policy. The last thing to do is the director of the National Economic Council Kevin Joset, who said in Fox Business that the country “100% will fall into the recession this year on Monday.
Consumers do not share this faith. A poll by the federal reserve system conducted in March and released on Monday is the last in a number of consumer surveys that show the mood for the fall of the economy. Any market profits can only last to the fact that the tariff will not work further and cause economic damage, despite attempts by the White House officials to assure the last front.
What do you need to know today
US markets made previous profits
American shares grew on MondayWith the help of a small recovery in the technical names on the news of the release from tariffs for electronic goods. A S&P 500 grew by 0.79% Dow Jones Industrial Medium rose by 0.78% and Nasdaq Composite Advanced 0.64%. Regional Europe Stoxx 600 index Added 2.69%. Novo nordisk grew by 3.7% after competitor Pfizer Rock development Its experimental daily slimming pill during a liver injury to one patient.
Hosset says there is no chance of recession
US National Economic Council Director Kevin Hasset said on Monday that “more than 10” countries have made “very good, strange” trading transaction in the US, he also – Note that was There is no chance at all that the US will test recession in 2025. Consumers’ worries in March grows through inflation, unemployment and stock market.
Volatility with zero day options
Zero-Day-Day-Expiration Partly guilty of wild swings in the stock market recently. Crops Jpmorgan Data. “We find that 0dte (+1dte) play an important role in the management of greater intake UBS“The note states in the leadership of the US derivatives.
“Short -term” inflation from tariffs
Christopher Waller’s Federal Reserve Governor said he expected Trump’s prices’ fares on Monday. The Fed for the last time applied this term to describe the inflation spike in 2021, which, as we know, does not yet give watering to its goal of 2%. “But just because it failed once, it does not mean that you never have to think so again,” Waller said, adding it Fed can lower the speed if inflation will increase again.
Nvidia to build a supercomputer in the US
Nvidia said on Monday, he plans to produce before 500 billion dollars of artificial intelligence infrastructure through its production partnerships over the next four years. Its Blackwell AI chips started manufacturing in Phoenix at Taiwan semi -Functional Plant wrote in a blog message. Nvidia also builds production plants in Texas for the production of AI Super Computers – Nvidia for the first time will make it completely in the US
(Pro) “Get ready for foolishness” on tariffs: Morgan Stanley
Despite the latest concessions to Trump about tariffs, Morgan Stanley They warned investors not to let go of the guard. “Investors should prepare for be cheated many more times“The firm’s strategists, led by Matthew Hornbach, stated in a note client called” Fool me once, ashamed of you. Fool me twice, ashamed of me. “
And finally …
The employee is resting at the plant, producing steel bicycle disks for export to Hangzhou in eastern China’s Zhejiang province on Friday, April 11, 2025.
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If China loses some production as a result of Trump tariffs, the American production sector will not become the main beneficiary, the new CNBC supply chain said. Trump’s administration states that there is a reshuffle of the boom, but most companies reports CNBC that costs can double to return the supply networks, and instead a new search for low -tariff modes around the world will start.
Almost three quarters of the respondents (74%) stated that the cost was the main reason that they would not redo production with the following qualified job search (21%). Trump’s administration has promised to reduce taxes for companies returning production, but the survey found that the taxes lower in the cost of making decisions.
