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After a volatile session, the S&P 500 index ended its trading on Monday nearly stable, with continued pressure from giant tech stocks and investors awaiting a wave of financial results and critical economic data.

Nvidia and Amazon stocks fell, becoming the biggest burden on the broader index and the Nasdaq index, at a time when news about Huawei's preparation to test a new artificial intelligence processor weighed heavily on market sentiment, amid fears of intensified competition in the chip market.

Tesla shares surged after Elon Musk announced plans to reduce his involvement in the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a cost-cutting initiative he helped launch following his $300M campaign support.
🔍 Key Developments:
Musk's Exit Timeline: His "special government employee" status expires in May, limiting future influence.Tesla's Rough Quarter: Earnings revealed a 71% profit drop—yet stocks rallied on news of his refocus.DOGE's Chaotic Legacy: Claims of $160B in savings clash with reports of agency turmoil, including:SEC/FAA oversight cuts (benefiting Musk’s companies)Education Dept. scandals (white noise devices to block staff)
💼 Market Reaction:
📈 Tesla up 5%+ as investors bet on Musk’s return to CEO duties.
⚠️ Critics warn: His political ties (e.g., backing Germany’s AfD) still risk brand damage.
🗣️ Musk’s Statement:
“I’ll still advise if needed, but DOGE now runs itself.”
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Wall Street stocks rose on Wednesday, thanks to renewed hopes that U.S. President Donald Trump might lower tariffs on Chinese imports, and his statement that he does not intend to fire Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. The three main U.S. stock indices reduced their gains as the session closed.

The S&P 500 index rose by 85.82 points, or 1.62 percent, closing at 5,373.58 points.

Tesla shares surged after Elon Musk announced plans to step back from his role in the controversial government initiative DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency), launched by the Trump administration. While Musk won’t be disappearing from Washington entirely, he confirmed that starting in May, his involvement will be “significantly reduced.”
“I’ll still be around if the president needs me,” Musk told investors during Tesla’s earnings call. “But I won’t be as involved.” His statement came just hours after Tesla reported a 20% drop in automotive revenue and a staggering 71% plunge in net income — marking the worst quarter since 2022.

Musk’s Political Footprint Fades
DOGE was created after Musk poured nearly $300 million into Trump’s 2024 campaign, helping secure Trump’s return to the White House and earning Elon the nickname “America’s First Buddy.” Since then, he has overseen deep cuts across dozens of federal agencies, including watchdogs that oversee his own companies — such as the FAA and SEC.
But Musk’s time in Washington may be running out. By May, he’ll reach the 130-day limit for “special government employees,” a legal category that exempts him from stricter ethics rules. Unless he is reappointed, his role will officially expire.

DOGE: Cuts, Controversy, and Chaos
While DOGE claims to have saved the government $160 billion, its impact remains controversial. The DOGE website recently removed its most extreme savings projections after criticism from experts. Some agencies reported chaotic takeovers — the Department of Education, for example, said DOGE workers physically displaced senior officials and installed white noise devices to muffle conversations.

Tesla Struggles Amid Losses and Protests
While Musk battled bureaucracy, Tesla bled value. During his time with DOGE, the company’s market cap dropped by $600 billion. Meanwhile, protests erupted in Europe and the U.S., targeting Tesla over Musk’s political ties — including his vocal support for Germany’s far-right AfD party.
Some investors are now betting that Tesla might rebound if Musk refocuses on the company. And the first signs are encouraging: the stock jumped as soon as he announced his retreat from DOGE.

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$TRUMP Trump's attack on the Fed sparks panic in the markets, and Wall Street indices collapse. Trump fires Powell, and the market is drowning in blood. In an unprecedented attack, US President Donald Trump described Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell as "Mr. Too Late, Too Big to Lose," demanding an immediate interest rate cut. The result was shocking: a sharp collapse in US markets, triggering a mass sell-off that wiped out billions in market value in minutes.

U.S. financial markets are on edge after Donald Trump suggested he may remove Fed Chair Jerome Powell — a move that, according to Krishna Guha of Evercore ISI, could have devastating consequences for both stocks and bonds.

🔹 Markets Drop Sharply — Investors Are Backing Powell
As soon as Trump launched another verbal attack on Powell on Monday morning, markets plunged:

🔻 Dow Jones: –2.4%

🔻 S&P 500: –2.5%

🔻 Nasdaq: –2.9%
Krishna Guha warned:
“If Trump were to actually fire Powell, markets would likely react violently — bond yields would spike, the dollar would weaken, and stocks would sell off hard.”

🔹 Guha Urges: Let Powell Finish His Term
Trump has been criticizing Powell for months, pushing him to lower interest rates. But Powell has refused to rush into action. Reports from the White House suggest that Trump’s team is exploring ways to remove Powell from office.
However, Powell believes the President doesn’t have the authority to fire him. Instead, Trump might influence markets by hinting at who he would appoint as the next Fed chair once Powell’s term ends next year — creating what analysts call a "shadow Fed chair."
According to prediction platform Polymarket, 58% now believe Powell will be gone by 2025.
Guha advises caution:
“The administration should take a deep breath and let Powell finish his term. That’s the best way to anchor inflation expectations, keep bond yields under control, and create room for rate cuts without market chaos.”

🔹 Turbulent Week Ahead for U.S. Markets
Volatility continues — this week again looks tough for the Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and S&P 500. Several factors are in play:
🔹 Ongoing tariff negotiations

🔹 Earnings reports from major corporations

🔹 Trump’s stance on trade and monetary policy
All eyes are on Tesla and Alphabet, two of the market’s former titans that have seen steep declines this year:

🔻 Alphabet: –20%

🔻 Tesla: –40%
Their financial results could change investor sentiment. Meanwhile, the market is listening closely for any signals from Trump that a tariff deal is close. Even a small comment could trigger buying or more panic selling, depending on the tone.

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The U.S. stock market is facing a crucial test next week amid a wave of corporate earnings results, as investors are tense due to the significant shift in U.S. trade policies, which has upended global economic expectations and disrupted companies' calculations.

Trump's tariffs bring pandemic scenes to mind:

🔹 Trump urges the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates quickly, warning that U.S. tariffs are already impacting the economy.

🔹 The Fed kept interest rates unchanged but raised its inflation forecast to 2.8% while lowering economic growth projections.

🔹 Stock markets rebounded after the Fed confirmed plans for two rate cuts in 2025.

Trump: "The Fed Must Cut Rates ASAP"
President Donald Trump has once again called on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, citing the negative effects of U.S. tariffs on the economy.
💬 "The Fed would be MUCH better off LOWERING RATES, as U.S. tariffs will (easily!) start flowing into the economy," Trump wrote on Truth Social. He added that April 2 marks "America's Liberation Day," hinting at potential changes in tariff policies.

Fed Holds Rates Steady but Warns of Economic Risks
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) kept interest rates at 4.25%-4.5% during its Wednesday meeting but also adjusted its economic outlook:
📉 Expected GDP growth for 2025 was lowered to 1.7% from a previous estimate of 2.1%.

📈 The inflation forecast increased to 2.8% from the earlier 2.5% projection.
This shift signals a growing risk of stagflation—a combination of slow economic growth and rising prices.

Fed Monitors Economic Risks, Markets React Positively
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that inflation has started rising again, partially due to tariff policies.
💬 "We see a delay in inflation progress. Businesses and households are showing increasing uncertainty and concerns over potential economic slowdown."
Despite inflation concerns, the Fed still plans to cut rates twice by the end of 2025. The latest dot plot suggests rates could be at 3.9%, meaning a target range of 3.75%-4%.
📊 Market reaction was positive:

✔️ Dow Jones rose by 71 points.

✔️ S&P 500 gained 0.3%.

✔️ Nasdaq 100 increased by 0.4%.

💡 Stock indexes are attempting to recover from February losses. S&P 500 is currently 7% below its all-time high, but it may break its four-week losing streak.

What Are Investors Watching Next?
📌 Upcoming economic data will be crucial for the Fed's next moves.

📌 Unemployment claims and real estate sales reports are set to be released.

📌 Trump’s tariff policies could play a significant role in shaping the economic landscape.

💬 Do you think the Fed will cut rates sooner than expected? How will U.S. tariffs impact the markets? Share your thoughts! 💭📊

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