Financial markets saw a wide recovery wave as the shares jumped and the dollar rose, after a wave of relief as a result of US President Donald Trump’s statement that he did not intend to reject the chairman of Federal Reserve Jerome Powell, and an increasing optimism in the possibility of relieving trade voltages with China. Futures for US stock indicators in Asian transactions have increased, and US treasury bonds have recorded profits, while the dollar index continued it for the second consecutive day, in a comprehensive wave of support for US assets. Asian stocks have also recorded profits at the opening, and the Australian dollar has risen with the support of renewed hope for the success of US trade talks with China. At the same time, the shares of the “Tesla” business have risen after the trading hours, after CEO Elon Musk announced that it would decrease “a lot” for his role in managing the government’s efficiency. President Trump’s comments on the federal president, whom he made in Washington on Tuesday night, Signs of progress in some trade conversations have also contributed to improving the morale of the market, as Treasury Secretary Scott Payett said the confrontation with China would “move to calm.” “Although we are still in the early stage, the mood in the market has clearly changed. The strong momentum to abandon the US assets that dominated the markets yesterday has partly began to decline,” wrote Chris Weston, head of the research department in the Bibreson group in Melbourne. Trump, who expressed his dissatisfaction that the federal did not accelerate the steps to lower interest rates on social media last week, saying that “Powell’s discharge can’t come fast enough!” In a direct criticism of the central bank. Comments from officials also reported that Trump studied whether he could reject Powell, resulting in the dollar to the lowest level since December 2023. But Trump reduced his accent on Tuesday, saying that he did not intend to reject Powell, despite his federal frustration not a faster rate in reducing interest. “It emphasizes that there is a lot of uncertainty, and that the risks associated with the most important headlines have emerged. Investors are actually trying to deal with political blur only, but also with a state of uncertainty at the overall level.” The quiet profits continued the US shares on Tuesday, with the news related to commercial negotiations, the momentum ahead. White House spokeswoman Caroline Levit said progress was ongoing, and that “the ball was moving in the right direction with China,” after a report from the “politico” website that the White House is close to public agreements on the trade with both Japan and India. The shares were also supported by the report “Bloomberg”, which states that Treasury Secretary Scott Payet made closed statements that the customs confrontation with China “cannot continue” and that it is expected to be calm. Trump also said on Tuesday that the final customs duties on China “will not be near the 145% of the previously particular. The United States also announced” great progress “after a bilateral trade agreement with India, following discussions between Vice President JD Vans and Indian Premier Narendra Modi.” I put Europe, India, Japan, South Korea and Australia in this category. I think we will see good progress there, and it is positive for markets, “said Stewart Kaizer, head of the stock trading strategy at City Group, in an interview with Bloomberg TV. Wars of Custane duties, was the first major market that wiped out the losses last week. Trading War. “We are in a period of extreme uncertainty, and we should not deal with daily movements,” Anwiti Bahwuna, director of investment in Global Asset Management at Norsen Trust, said in an interview with Bloomberg. In the midst of this momentum, the price of “bitcoin” has risen for the first time since the beginning of March with the $ 90,000 barrier, which has strengthened the optimism that the largest digital currency recently began separating from the pattern of its simultaneous movements with US technology stocks.
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