1. Trump announced modifications to tariffs on imported cars from foreign countries, with General Motors (GM) seeing an after-hours increase of 0.49%, as the market focuses on potential cost changes in the automotive industry.

2. The euro quickly appreciated to the level of 1.20 USD, attracting the attention of officials on both sides of the Atlantic. Institutions like Goldman Sachs predict that the European Central Bank may cut interest rates by more than 75 basis points before the end of the year to curb the euro's strength.

3. Trump announced the establishment of a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) review committee and fired personnel involved in the national climate assessment, raising market concerns about policy uncertainty.

4. The latest poll shows that 59% of Americans believe Trump's policies have worsened economic conditions, and 60% of the public believes his policies have increased the cost of living, undermining market confidence.

5. U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin stated that Trump's tariff policy depends on the reactions of trade partners, and no new 'X Date' has been formed regarding the debt ceiling issue, increasing market uncertainty about fiscal policy.