Wall Street ends the storm of fluctuations with the strongest weekly profits since 2023

Wall Street fluctuations hit again, to compensate the stock indicators, their stronger losses for a weekly height since 2023. This recovery came with the decline in the sales of sales in the long -term US Treasury bonds and the dollar, after days of chaos amid fear of foreign investors from US assets. The fluctuations in the market have spread, amid the fear that the impact of President Donald Trump’s rapidly changing trade policy will not only affect the global economy, but also threaten the position of the United States as a safe haven in the world. The S&P 500 index rose about 2% against the background of a report stating that an official in the Federal Reserve confirms the central bank’s readiness to help stabilize the markets if needed. US Treasury bonds have fallen for 30 years, but they remained 45 base from last Friday. Feelings move Wall Street, Mark Hackett of Nationwide said: “The markets are still driven by feelings. They are still looking for the bottom amid the decisive dust stress, the lack of profit and the challenges of an update of the total economy. Although this week’s profits are encouraging, they should not be considered a clear turning point.” The market has not yet seen the lack of clarity of vision since the corona pandemic, especially with regard to the expectation for economic growth and profits, with China launching retaliation and Trump’s suspension of some fees a few hours after it came into effect. Attention of the federal reserve The conditions of ‘uncertainty’, ‘unknown’ and ‘unrest’ appear on more than one occasion with the start of three of the largest US banks to reveal the results of their business on Friday. Jimmy Dimon, CEO, Jimmy Dimon, said he expects “disorders” in US Treasury effects, which could force the Federal Reserve to intervene. The chairman of the Federal Reserve in Boston Susan Collins said in an interview with the Financial Times that the Federal Reserve will be “completely prepared” to help stabilize financial markets if the conditions are disorders. She noted that the markets are still working well, with no concern about the liquidity in general. James Saint Obin, chief investment officer in Ocean Park, said: “Tensions are expected to be subject to the current time after the federal reserve’s insurance is received,” and added: “The fluctuations themselves are not a positive indication. Violent fluctuations that street livestock, and should be noted that the S&B 500 has moved more than 10% during the week, which is equivalent to the sharp fluctuations that occurred during the peak of the epidemic. ‘The term’ the park ‘is not an artistic term, but it is perhaps the best word to describe the movement of prices in the stock markets this week. Although some progress in technical indicators that have recently been registered, the state of uncertainty and risks is still great, but we confirm that it is coming into the market with any bottom. ‘ He pointed out that the signs of surrender seemed clear over the past week, as the indicators of Momentum and Breede reached the levels corresponding to other important turning points in the stock markets. Tornkoyst added that it does not mean that the shares will rise immediately or that the period has ended with a high fluctuation. “The feelings are the most important driver of the market due to the lack of clear vision. Suspension of customs duties reinforces the hope of negotiating solutions, and that the administration is paying attention to the markets. Now we are waiting to see how some of these commercial offers will appear,” Kreta Thomas said, “Touchstone Investments”. Investors avoid US assets and despite Trump’s suspension of widespread customs tariffs, investors still tend to avoid US assets in favor of Europe and other advanced markets, according to the latest MLIV Pulse survey. Among the 203 participants in a poll performed from April 9 to 11, after Trump announced the postponement of the drawings 90 days on most countries, 81% of participants were planning either to stay in US assets or reduce their investments in it. More than a quarter of poll participants said they reduced their investments more than they expected before the president unveiled international customs duties by up to 50% earlier this month. Michael Hartnet of Bank of America recommended investors to use the S&P 500 index to sell until the Federal Reserve intervened and reduced the United States and China the seriousness of the World Trade War. The strategic expert said that customs duties and the resulting market interference have exceeded the United States to an ‘US rejection’. He also recommended selling shares to the open – until the “S&B 500” index reached 4800 points – and it was advised to buy treasury bonds for two years. “There is a good possibility that we have reached the bottom. There is a lot of evidence of the decline in the sale of pressure. But after the sharp rise in the lowest price levels, the balance between risk and reward does not seem convincing, especially with the escalation of the trade war with China,” Jeffrey Bouadinner of LBL Financial said. The results of the work of US banks ranged, the season of announcing the results of the first quarter work in the United States Friday, when major banks announced different results. The JPM Morgan Bank scored a record profit in the first quarter, but CEO Damon received a cautious tone on the prospects of the US economy. Safi received the interest income for the “Wales Vargo” bank in the first quarter without expectations. The revenue for shares in “Morgan Stanley” came in the first quarter of analysts expectations. Dangerous assets suffer amid the disturbance of the effects. Barclays Ajay Rajadiaksha sees that dangerous origin will continue to suffer until the US Treasury ties will settle and start to move normally. While the pressure on bonds dropped to a certain extent on Friday, there was a long -term security income one of the largest weekly jumps since the eighties of the twentieth century. The markets have begun to decline due to the US trade war that has shaken world markets, threatening to get an extra blow to the economy by increasing borrowing costs in general. It is also shaded by doubts about the position of treasury bonds as a world -safe haven, as its value decreases parallel to the decline in the stock market, which leads to investors using alternative assets such as Swiss Frank, Gold and Japanese Yen. The US economy’s stagnation expectations have held many analysts in Wall Street for their expectations that a sharp slowdown in the growth of the US economy and warned that the threat of the recession is still high despite the Trump administration’s decision this week to postpone the imposition of customs duties on a wide range of trading partners. Pessimism contradicts the economists to a certain extent with the reference issued by the stock market, which has increased since Trump announced the suspension of ‘mutual’ definitions on Wednesday – for a period of 90 days and previously announced – for many countries with the exception of China, which increased customs on imports to 145%. In fact, a new indication that consumers were delivered to the commercial policy on Friday even before the shift in commercial policy on Friday, with the decline in feelings amid high inflation expectations to the highest levels in decades.