A major earthquake in the global market! Trump’s crazy move is back.

These past few days, the global market has been more thrilling than a roller coaster! Trump suddenly wielded the 'reciprocal tariff' hammer, announcing new tariffs on April 9, and made a strong statement of 'no exemptions'! U.S. stocks instantly performed a high dive: Apple lost 5.7 trillion in four days, tech giants like Tesla and Amazon collectively crashed, Nasdaq soared 8% in intraday trading before plummeting to close, and Wall Street investors were left crying in the restroom. International oil prices also collapsed, falling back to levels three years ago!

Canada is infuriated, retaliating against U.S. cars with a 25% tariff, and even the United Nations can't stand it: 'Trade wars have only losers!' But Trump is stubborn, insisting on a hard stance against China, threatening 'if we don't back down in a day, we will add another 50% tariff', which resulted in a strong rebuke from China, and the trade war is on the verge of escalating to a 'mutual blacklist' mode.

The A-shares market is putting on quite a show! The national team rushed in with 240 billion in ammunition, frantically buying large-cap stock ETFs, and over a hundred companies issued announcements to repurchase shares at midnight to stabilize the market, successfully pulling back a plummeting market. However, small-cap stocks have sadly become 'the unloved child', the only green in the market. Experts say: Don't panic! The rescue funds will first protect the large-cap stocks, and small-cap stocks will catch up later!

A global powder keg is exploding in succession; will the investors be the ones to pay the bill?

  1. ​The Taiwan Strait is filled with the smell of gunpowder, with China and the U.S. facing off hard.​
    The G7 accuses the PLA of 'stirring up trouble' in the Taiwan Strait, while China fires back: 'Don't interfere in internal affairs!' The U.S., Japan, and the Philippines just completed joint military exercises, and the PLA immediately conducted drills in the East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone, clearly stating, 'If you dare to come, I will dare to respond.' The underlying logic: seizing the lead in technology and supply chains, the disruption of TSMC's expansion in Nanjing serves as a signal.

  2. ​On the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield: Russian forces are pushing hard, while Ukrainian troops are holding their ground.​
    Russian forces are launching fierce attacks in Kursk, Belgorod, and Donetsk, while Ukrainian troops are holding on under great pressure. Europe is ramping up weapons production to support Ukraine, while Russia is adjusting its long-range strike strategy, possibly preparing a big move. Battlefield summary: Russian troops want to open multiple fronts, while Ukrainian forces urgently need Western military aid to survive.

  3. ​The Middle East has exploded again! U.S. airstrikes in Yemen, Iranian missiles on standby.​
    The U.S. military has conducted consecutive airstrikes on the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, resulting in 4 deaths and 16 injuries. Thousands of Iranian missiles are on high alert, and the situation in the Middle East is on the verge of exploding. Related: International oil prices have plummeted due to conflict and weak demand, with New York crude dropping below $61 per barrel.

  4. ​China firmly defends its rights: Coast Guard patrols in Diaoyu Islands, pushing back against Japan.​
    Chinese Coast Guard vessels continue to patrol the territorial waters of the Diaoyu Islands, directly challenging Japan's claim of 'sovereignty'. Background: Tensions over resource competition in the East China Sea between China and Japan are rising, and China is drawing a red line with concrete actions.

This scene is definitely a 'global economic version of Three Kingdoms'—the U.S. flips the table, countries grab their weapons, and stock investors' hearts race. Will we continue to fight or shake hands? Global investors are waiting for a miracle!

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