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> S&P 500 ETF (SPY): $504.38 (-0.079%) > Nasdaq-100 ETF (QQQ): $423.69 (+0.296%) > Dow Jones ETF (DIA): $379.57 (-0.976%) The market is still under pressure from global uncertainty and trade tensions. Positive signals from Asian markets A 5.6% strength in Japan's Nikkei index supported global risk sentiment. At the same time, there have been indications that the U.S. may take a softer stance to trade talks, especially with Japan. This has brought some relief to investors. VIX index crosses 60 – volatility peaks The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) remains above 60, indicating that the stress in the market is not over yet. This volatility signals risk for investors. Will there continue to be volatility? The current market recovery may be short-lived. Investors should keep a close eye on macro data, tariff-related announcements, and global political developments. The market's stance will depend on news and policy signals in the coming days. Investment Tips: > Maintain ...

The financial world is in turmoil as President Donald Trump unveils an aggressive new wave of tariffs. From Wall Street to Tokyo, investors are watching in disbelief as markets plummet and fears of a recession grow. What's happening and what does it mean for the global economy? Let's analyze it. Trump drops the hammer : flat 10% tariffs on all imports In a surprise move, President Trump announced a flat 10% tariff on all imported goods, with additional country-specific duties of up to 50%. Citing national and economic security, he targeted major U.S. trading partners, including China, the European Union, Japan and Vietnam. The administration claims it is a necessary reform to address a long-standing trade imbalance. But the timing and scale of the tariffs have shaken markets and rattled investors. Wall Street's immediate reaction: utter panic The first wave of tariffs came on April 5, with more aggressive tariffs planned to be imposed on April 9. Within 48 hours, the Dow dr...