The slowdown in the United States supports Wall Street indicators

Inflation data, which came less than expected, contributed to the US stock indicators rising two days after heavy losses. Soon, the sudden increase in bond prices is reflected, and revenue has risen at all levels, amid the fear of the increase in the trade war. The stock indicators advanced to a sale wave that placed ‘S&B 500’ on the edge of a technical correction. The shares of huge technology companies, which were severely damaged during the recent market fall, have led this increase. While the sudden slowdown in consumer prices has alleviated the tensions between traders, the narrative in Wall Street still indicates that this data is the ‘calm that precedes the storm’, in light of the uncertainty surrounding the possible effects of US President Donald Trump’s customs on the economy. Anxiety over customs duties continued to worry about the effects of President Donald Trump’s policy of affecting morale, as the US stock index soon dropped to a 1.3%increase before the increase. The daily swing of more than 1% was the fourteenth session in a row in which the index saw this series of fluctuations, which is the longest series of this kind since 2022. Mark Hackite of Nation Wade said: “Over the past three weeks, traders have felt that the shares in this market were trying to hold a knife during its appearance.” He added: “But the conditions of excessive sale and semi -growth -pessimism refer to the possibility of a sudden increase.” The consumer price index rose in the slowest rate in four months, but many indicators still indicate that inflation is starting to rise again. With Trump imposing a series of customs duties, the prices are expected to rise from a variety of commodities from food to clothing, testing the consumer and economy as a whole. Eileen Zintner of “Morgan Stanley for Wealth Management” indicated that “reading the consumer price index today, which came less than expected, was a refreshing scent”, but warned that “no one should expect the Federal Reserve to start reducing interest rates immediately.” She added: “Given the uncertainty about the impact of trade and immigration policies on the economy, they will want to see positive inflation data for more than a month.” US stocks move the S&B 500 index by 0.5%, and the Nasdaq 100 index rose 1.1%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Index lost 0.2%. The shares of “Tesla” continued their two -day increase to 12%, while “Invidia”, the shares of the Chips manufacturers, led to the increase. In the last hours of trade, “Intel” unveiled her appointment of the veteran expert in this area, Leib Build Tan, as a new CEO. ‘Adobe’ provided lukewarm business expectations. The yield on US treasury bonds has increased three basis points to 4.31%for ten years. There was no change in the dollar index. Monitoring the steps of federality on interest rates. Reading inflation data is undoubtedly positive for dangerous assets, as confidence in inflation increases as the January data showed, giving policymakers some time to choose (Clearbridge Investments). He added: “Nevertheless, the Federal Reserve will also have to ensure that inflation expectations are recovered from their last rise before returning to reduce interest rates. Control of inflation is that most of the governors of the central banks are concerned, given the challenge it is in the framework of the repair of prices in the future.” For David Russell of TradeStation, reducing interest rates by the Federal Reserve in June is still on the table, as inflation is still moderate, especially in the main category. He said: “The White House and the Federal Reserve feel comfortable because customs duties did not affect consumer prices.” He added: “This is a positive case for investors because a large amount of negativity has already been priced in shares.” Russell continued that we could see a break from the disturbing news series for the first time in a few weeks. No change has occurred, and it can be good news for the street. The Federal Reserve meeting next week became less alarming. “A government report on the prices of producers will be presented on Thursday visions on additional categories that directly contribute to the Preferred Inflation Index of the Federal Reserve, which will be released later this month. Future reduction expectations in June bets at another reduction in the interest rates in June by a quarter of a percentage point, with the expectation to reduce about 70 basis points. year, which reflects the expectations of traders for federal reserve policy, up to four basis points, up to 4%. to the labor market and the economy as a whole, according to Breet Kenyuel of eToro. He said: “In this regard, it will take more than a few reassuring inflation reports to calm investors’ fear.” He continued: “In the future, the Federal Reserve will occupy the center of attention, but not just because of the recent inflation vision. Investors will want to hear the position of the Open Market Committee on the Economy and the Labor Market, while also monitoring the quarterly update that the Federal Reserve will provide for its economic expectations.” Market prices on interest rates The recent market prices indicate that the Federal Reserve will remain unchanged in the short term in the short term, but this could implement a lower interest rate cycle faster after the March meeting, according to Rick Reader, the investment investment in the global fixed income and head of global investment team in “Black Rock”. He said: “We will focus strongly on the next salary report, and on the impact of immigration on them, to determine whether the Federal Reserve will feel the need to leave a distance from the purpose of inflation, to prevent the labor market.” Meanwhile, the reader believes that it makes sense to keep exposure to moderate interest rates focusing on the sectors of the yield curve (sales and cross), and focus on good yield assets. He added: “This approach allows us to utilize the returns to produce generous income levels within a well -organized fixed income portfolio, while avoiding excessive risks associated with interest rates.”