#TariffsPause #TariffsPause
⚡ Global markets are on hot coals! ⚡
Media outlets reported unconfirmed news about China's intention to cancel tariffs on American goods, especially technology chips related to artificial intelligence.
(AI chips - the heart of the upcoming revolution)
Despite Beijing's denial of direct negotiations, the US side confirms that channels of dialogue remain open.
(Hope remains! - Negotiating under the table)
Market reactions immediately:
Gold sharply declined to $3,320 per ounce.
✨ (Indicator of improved risk appetite)
Global stocks have rebounded, led by technology and industrial sectors.
📈 (Return of optimism among investors)
The US dollar has rebounded after a long bleeding, marking a clear recovery.
💵 (Increased demand for the dollar as a relatively safe haven)
Monetary side: Important warnings:
Federal Reserve officials warn: Continued uncertainty may lead to slowed investment and increased unemployment.
⚠️ (Potential economic risk)
Some voices are calling for caution and reliance on real figures before making decisive decisions.
📊 (Data first!)
Why is the topic so sensitive?
Tariffs have been a source of income for the government, but they could raise inflation rates in a way that harms the economy in the long run.
💣 (Short gain that could turn into a delayed bomb)
Additional important facts (added by me):
Smart chip exports represent over 15% of total Chinese tech exports.
Any deal between Washington and Beijing will directly affect major companies like NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD.
Markets are currently betting 65% that US interest rates will be lowered in the last quarter of 2025 if inflation slows further.