The fluctuations overwhelm the Asian markets, pending on Trump's movements against Powell

Financial markets saw fluctuations on Tuesday in light of investors’ anticipation of new developments related to US President Donald Trump’s criticism of Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, and their search for signs on the path of customs duties. Some US assets have regained a part of its losses in the intercourse of Asia, as the futures for US stock indicators on Monday by more than 2% continued to rise by more than 2%. The dollar index rose to its lowest level in 15 months, while Treasury’s revenue stabilized for ten years. In terms of Asian stocks, they did not see changes, while oil and gold rose to new standard levels. The removal of Powell fears investors fear that Trump is preparing to dismiss Powell because of his refusal to lower interest rates faster, which has contributed to the marketing of the fear already suffering from the effects of the US president who impose customs duties that are the highest in a century. Economists believe that this policy could accelerate the rate of inflation and push the US economy towards stagnation. “A multi -front commercial war is a major burden on the markets, and the addition of the Central Bank’s independence crisis increases the condition of tension.” Trump attacked Powell on Monday via his ‘Truth Social’ platform, suggesting that inflation ‘hardly exists’, asking for a proactive reduction in interest rates. The latest lecture of the Federal Inflation Index is still higher than the target level of the central bank, with a new reading of next week. The rush to Gold, the Director of the National Economic Council, said last Friday, Kevin Haysit, that Trump was studying or being isolally isolated from his post, raised new questions about the Federal Reserve capability to maintain its historical independence. This tension led to the re -evaluation of basic US assets such as the dollar and treasury effects, which suddenly became less attractive than safe old people. In light of these fluctuations, investors rushed to gold, as the price of the We rose to $ 3444 after a 2.9% increase on Monday. The senior investors also expressed concern, as Paul Singer, the founder of Elliot Investment Management, warned in a case for Abu Dhabi to lose the dollar to place it as a global backup currency, according to people who attended the event. Investors are currently following the development of commercial negotiations between the United States, Japan, the European Union, India and other countries. Japanese Prime Minister Shigoiro confirmed on Monday that Tokyo will not continue to make concessions in response to US claims, and emphasizes that negotiations with Washington can be extended over fees. “It seems that optimism has begun to fade, and the markets have begun to praise a less positive scenario … The strict tone of major commercial partners of America, such as Japan, emphasizes the challenges facing access to consensus,” wrote John Rong Yip, the IG Asia market strategy. Japanese businesses have been damaged, a poll showed that 10% of Japanese companies had already been affected by the Trump commercial campaign amid the fear of broader consequences in the future. Japanese Finance Minister Katsonobo Kato also said that his country is in contact with other countries to discuss the best ways to express this concern during the week’s meetings in Washington. At the same time, people who are familiar with the bank or Japan said they do not see a need to gradually change their policy, despite the uncertainty caused by American drawings.