The latest remarks from U.S. President Donald Trump indicate that Washington is entering a fierce negotiation phase with many countries to reset the global trade order. Trump stated that he has communicated with the Japanese Prime Minister, and a high-level delegation from Tokyo will soon come to the U.S. to discuss new trade conditions, which he described as "fairer" for the U.S.
Notably, Trump continues to criticize China strongly, accusing Beijing and many other partners of treating the U.S. unfairly for many years. According to him, that era "must end," and the U.S. will pursue tougher trade terms.
Impact on the financial market:
Investor sentiment may remain cautious, especially in the context of trade wars that are no longer a hidden threat but have become a reality through recent tariffs.
The stock market may experience strong fluctuations with each new development of the negotiation rounds – especially with China, Japan, and the EU.
The USD is likely to maintain its strength if expectations for a favorable negotiation position for the U.S. increase, while Asian currencies like the JPY and #CNY will face pressure if negotiations do not go well.
Bond and gold prices will continue to play the role of a "safe haven" in the short term, especially if tensions escalate or no early agreement is reached.
In summary, the financial market is entering a "wait for news" zone with high sensitivity. If the U.S. secures beneficial agreements without disrupting global trade, this will be a significant boost that helps reduce macro risks and creates strong recovery momentum for both stocks and risk assets like crypto. Conversely, retaliatory measures may continue to exert pressure in the coming time. #anhbacong