Main stocks are combined but be careful

On Wall -Restitis is ease. Reserves grow for a week. The S&P 500 has just finished its fourth direct session in green, giving it 4.54% impact over the last four days.

Tariffs look less thorny, probably when the US is leading contracts with other countries. But that doesn’t mean it will be a perfect smooth way forward.

For example, despite consent with the US, China still refuses

Just the same as even as India agrees with a deal with AmericaUS President Donald Trump appears to be more than just charges US imports. Trump told Apple CEO Tim Kuka that he does not want a company based in Cupertino’s building in India. It’s hard to imagine that India has agreed to avoid Apple production – or for a large apple actually start producing Apple products.

The chairman of the US Federal Reserve Jerome Powell seemed to be aware of such complications and warned on Thursday that “shocks” could be “more frequent and potentially more persistent” in the future.

Then the feeling of floating in the markets can be the main rush-shouted trade transaction of the United States-Chita over the weekend-which can dissipate if the severity of economic winds rehears.

Powell warns about potential shocks of delivery
US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said on Thursday at the Fed conference which Longer interest rates are likely to be higherGiven that “inflation can be more variable, going forward” out of the opportunity “more frequent and potentially more persistent shocks for the economy.” Powell did not name Trump’s tariffs but indicated the risk around them Mean Meeting Fed.

CLOCK S&P Fourth won
On Thursday, S&P 500 scored 0.41%, its Fourth positive session. Dow Jones Industrial Medium grew by 0.65%but Nasdaq Composite insufficient, drop 0.18%. Asia-Pacific markets were ambiguous on Friday. Japan Nikkei 225 Despised around the flat line that the country reported that her During the first quarter the economy declined by 0.2%More steeply than 0.1%, which is expected in the Survey of Economists Reuters – and for the first time is the year.

“A small problem with Tim Cook”: Trump
Discussing Washington’s trade relationship with India on Thursday, Trump said he doesn’t want Apple CEO Tim Cook Create factories in India. “I had a small problem with Tim Cook yesterday,” Trump said. “I said to him, ‘My friend, I treated you very well. You coming here with $ 500 billionBut now I hear you build all over India. I don’t want you build in India. “

Exports of rare land from China are still locked
In China temporarily stopped with export restrictions aimed at 28 US companies Following the trade agreement reached by Beijing and Trump’s administration over the weekend. But it continues to block exports Seven rare land metals in the US. These metals are needed to protect, energy and automotive industry.

Putin and Trump missed a peaceful meeting
Russian leader Vladimir Putin and his White House colleague Trump decided to choose Pass the peace talks of Ukraine-Russia in Turkey. Responding to a diplomatic insignificant when he arrived in Ankara on Thursday to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, President of Ukraine Floodimir Zelensky said that a delegation of low -ranking officials, which Russia had sent to Turkey, showed that Moscow did not take negotiations.

(PRO) Britain-UK-SSH in favor of the European automaker
British businesses still displace exactly Trading transaction in UK-ZSH means to them. The European Union has not yet concluded its own transaction. Despite this, one automaker with the largest economy block is going to see the benefits of the presence in the UK.

Japanese assets survived the inflow of records in April when investors escaped from US markets – and analysts expect the Asian country to remain attractive

Foreign investors According to state data, he bought 8.21 trillion ($ 56.6 billion) of Japanese shares and long -term bonds. The pure influx has been the biggest for the calendar month since the Japanese Ministry of Finance started collecting data in 1996, Morningstar reports.

Japanese assets are usually considered asylum, which grew as a “sale”, in April acquired a position, said Rashmi Garg, senior portfolio manager Al Dhabi Capital.

In addition, Trump’s policy can support the Japanese assets, “even if it’s not as much as April,” said Vas Menon, head of the Vasu Investment Company. Manon said constant negotiations with the US also raised some optimism over 24% of the “return” tariffs for Japan.