Recent market fluctuations seem to be more influenced by monetary policy and Trump's statements rather than specific data or technical aspects.
As expected, the tariff issue, which was previously thought to be no longer a threat, has been raised again by Trump. On one hand, he demands that Apple and Samsung establish factories in the U.S., or they will face a 25% tariff; on the other hand, he announced a 50% tariff on EU products starting June 1.
These actions have directly hit the recently recovered market sentiment, leading to a decline in overall market capitalization. Notably, just a few days ago, Trump publicly suggested buying stocks, and those who followed his advice may now find themselves in trouble.
This series of events once again proves the market uncertainty brought by Trump, and it seems that only “mysticism” can predict such market trends.
Not only is the sentiment in the U.S. stock market low, but even $BTC has been affected and its price has dropped. Some investors are feeling panic, and the funds in exchanges saw two significant increases today, although these funds are still being gradually consumed.
Although the tariff issue has not completely left the market's sensitive zone, we do not believe it will become a major obstacle to market development.
The key now is whether this weekend can alleviate investors' anxiety, or whether Trump will continue to create volatility—first delivering a heavy blow and then trying to soothe the market.
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