US tariffs are rising sharply, impacting markets globally and creating uncertainty. Expect volatility spikes, currency shifts, and gold demand to surge as traders seek safety amid escalating trade tensions. – vtmarketsmy.com
Canada’s Prime Minister is frustrated by the U.S. raising tariffs to 35%. This will likely increase market volatility, weaken the Canadian dollar, and prompt interest rate cuts. Traders should prepare accordingly. – vtmarketsmy.com
Taiwan’s trade negotiations with the US are nearing completion, leading to a 20% temporary tariff. This positive development signals reduced trade war risks, boosting Taiwanese assets and benefiting US tech firms. – vtmarketsmy.com
Apple and Amazon exceeded earnings estimates, but tariff concerns loom. Apple’s $1.1 billion tariff cost forecast and Amazon’s broad income guidance signal market uncertainty, raising fears about future performance. – vtmarketsmy.com
Amazon and Apple exceeded Q3 earnings expectations, while new tariffs, including a 35% on Canadian goods, create market uncertainty. Currency strategies emerge as traders navigate these evolving dynamics and global economic contrasts. – vtmarketsmy.com
Goldman Sachs anticipates S&P 500 reactions to U.S. job figures, predicting a +0.40% rise with 100,000 jobs. A drop below 50,000 could spark recession fears, suggesting prudent hedging strategies. – vtmarketsmy.com
China’s NDRC is prioritizing economic stability and AI integration, planning gradual support measures to stimulate growth. Market volatility may rise, presenting opportunities for strategic trading in tech-focused investments. – vtmarketsmy.com
Trump’s tariff increase on Canada sparks trade tensions, but he signals openness to discussions. The USD/CAD remains stable, but market volatility is expected as traders anticipate potential diplomatic outcomes. – vtmarketsmy.com
China’s investment freeze on the U.S. will spike market volatility, impacting sectors like technology and manufacturing. Traders should consider options strategies amid anticipated currency movements, particularly with the yuan. – vtmarketsmy.com
China’s manufacturing sector shrank in July, with the PMI falling to 49.5, signaling declining output and weak export orders. Market volatility may rise, prompting cautious asset strategies amid economic uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com
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