US stock indicators restore amid signs of calm the tariff war against China

US stock indicators recovered today, Wednesday, after President Donald Trump indicated that he would significantly reduce the customs duties on China, and that he did not intend to reject Federal Reserve Jerome Powell chairman. The S & B500 increased by more than 3% at 09:33 hours New York, while the Nasdaq 100 index rose 4.3%. The price of gold has dropped to about $ 3274 per gram, with demand for safe ports falling amid positive news and greater demand for risk, so that the price of “bitcoin” is traded above the 92 thousand dollars level. The Trump administration is considering reducing customs duties on China. The rise of US equities is coming to news today, Wednesday, that the administration of US President Donald Trump is considering reducing high customs laid up on Chinese imports – which in some cases could drop to more than half – in an effort to calm the rising tensions with Beijing, after it caused a disturbance in the worldwide trade and investment, according to the Wall Street. Trump said in statements on Tuesday that the United States will be ‘very nice’ in negotiations with Beijing, adding that the fees for Chinese imports will fall strongly after reaching an agreement. But he also warned that it would not decrease to scratch even in the light of the agreement, according to Bloomberg. The US president pointed out that the customs duties that are currently ‘rising to the level of commercial embargo’, indicating that it has serious thinking that it can be reduced, and at the same time note that if China does not agree to a trade agreement, the United States will determine the conditions. As the tone of the Trump administration to China calmed down, the yields of the long -term American treasury effects decreased amid a larger increase in dangerous assets denominated in dollars, and the yield on bonds fell 30 years by 13 basis points below 4.75%, while yields dropped 10 years by 10 years. US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent said at a closed summit on investors on Tuesday that the confrontation over customs duties with China is not sustainable, and that he is expected to calm the situation. “The fees imposed on China are likely to fall between 50% and 65%, and that the administration also studies the application of a gradual system of customs fees, similar to what the China parliamentary committee suggested late last year.