U.S. stock market opens, Nasdaq rises, indicating a bullish market sentiment. In the short term, it may support the market to move upward, but one must still pay attention to the risk of selling pressure above.
After the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, the Israeli side has retaliated. This kind of tit-for-tat operation, where you hit me and I hit you back, simply shows that Israel feels backed by a big brother. It is estimated that Iran will not dare to retaliate again, especially since Trump has already harshly criticized these two "little kids"; anyone who acts recklessly will face consequences.
On the Federal Reserve side, Chairman Powell is under considerable pressure, facing a war of words, but he still maintains his usual wait-and-see style, stating that although uncertainty has increased, the labor market remains robust, and clear signals are needed to make accurate judgments.
His stubborn approach is probably driving Trump crazy, but for the moment, he cannot do anything about it.
Continue to pay attention to the latest news dynamics and market indicators to capture market trends and prepare in advance.