Wall Street indicators jump supported by hope near commercial agreements

US stock indicators jumped and wiped out almost losses on Monday, with traders involved in risky bets that the White House will end decisive commercial agreements with its most prominent economic partners. Meanwhile, the dollar remained stable, while the yields of short -term rose effects rose. The S&B 500 index rose 2.3%, after a series of reports from Wall Street that the hostilities associated with customs duties are declining, with the United States making progress in formulating agreements. A series of titles related to customs duties still draw attention to customers. “A progress is being made in the level of commercial agreements, and that the ball is moving in the right direction with China,” White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitte said during a press release. This comes after a report published by “Politico” said that the White House was about to enter into general agreements with Japan and India in the trade file. Earlier, the shares climbed more after a “Bloomberg” report on closed statements by Treasury Secretary Scott Payette, in which he said that the customs confrontation with China did not continue, and expected to see a calm. Despite the limited fluctuation of the dollar and treasury bonds on Tuesday, the market showed a greater stability compared to Monday, when anxiety prevailed among investors over the effects of a possible effort by President Donald Trump to isolate Federal Reserve after criticizing Jerome Powell to delay interest rates. While cabinet connections have been moving for barely ten years, the return on bonds for two years has temporarily increased to 3.82%, after a poor turnout. Fluctuations in the shadow of poor liquidity similar to Monday, the strong shares came on Tuesday amid lighter trading than usual, which usually exacerbates the volatility. Bloomberg collected data, showed that the volume trading on the shares listed in “Nasdaq 100” was 13% lower than the last average, while the level of trade on Monday, which recruited the Easter holidays, was 20% less than the historical rate. “We are in a period characterized by extreme certainty, and excessive interaction with daily movements should not be.” Gold prices have dropped after rising to a record level of over $ 3,500 Bitcoin has risen by more than 4%. A remarkable moves of the shares of individual companies have traded the shares of all companies in the ‘Seven Great’ index (Alphabet, Entepia, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Tesla) with an increase, at a time when the shares of ‘3m’ (3m ‘with 8.6% jumped to the annual financial expectation. Profits for the first quarter, which came without the expectation of analysts, and reduced its expectations for the whole year, and its shares dropped 13%, while the shares of RTX Corp, a 10%, were a major threat to the first time. Price stability and full employment increase the ability to economic mobility, while the Federal Reserve president in Philadelphia Patrick Harker wrote in an article that the measurement of economic stability by federal poverty may not reflect the problems with low -income people. The head of the Federal Reserve in Minneapolis Neil Kacquari said it is the bank’s duty to ensure that customs duties will not cause a continuous inflation problem, which corresponds to previous comments by Federal President Jerome Powell. Customs duties and their consequences despite the apparent recovery of stocks Tuesday, the fear still exists over Trump’s potential intention to reject Powell, the fear that contributes to the anxiety of clients who are already suffering from the disorder caused by customs duties. Trump’s policies and attacks on the Federal Reserve urged the traders to assess the traditional role of both the dollar and treasury bonds and safe ports in times of tension. The International Monetary Fund has warned that the recent escalation in the trade war could bear China and the United States, and that the situation is likely to worsen after this year. However, some traders prefer to wait to see the results of the negotiations with the allies. “We are looking at more successful trading negotiations with major allies. 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 the markets,” Stewart Kaiser, head of shares at City Group, told Bloomberg TV on Tuesday. The eyes are on the way to the results of “Tesla” later Tuesday, and attention is on his way to “Tesla”, whose results for the first quarter will be announced after the market is closed. Despite the rise of its share on Tuesday by 6%, it has fallen by about 40% since the beginning of the year, as the controversy over the role of CEO, Elon Musk in the Federal Government, has contributed to falling sales worldwide. Meanwhile, the United States said it made “great progress” after a bilateral trade agreement following discussions between Vice President Jay de Vans and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Vans called on India on Tuesday to buy more US commodities, especially in the energy and military equipment sectors. Trump repeatedly criticized what he described as the high rates imposed by India.