White House concessions spark market rebound

The Trump administration has made concessions: tariffs on electronics have been temporarily lifted, and looser conditions for the auto industry are under consideration. These moves triggered a positive reaction — the S&P 500 rallied.

However, traders should remain vigilant as the president's actions remain unpredictable, and US trade policy continues to create a volatile news backdrop. Follow the link for details.

Market support grows, but risks linger

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 gained ground following the rollback of some tariffs on Chinese goods. Despite the relief, markets are reluctant to move into a sustainable trend as tensions in the semiconductor sector and lingering tariffs continue to weigh on investor sentiment.

This environment offers opportunities for selective entries but requires prudent risk management. Follow the link for details.

Cautious optimism: recession retreats for now

The week started on a positive note for Wall Street as tariff exemptions helped reduce near-term recession risks. However, ongoing uncertainty over semiconductor tariffs continues to weigh on investor sentiment.

Markets are pricing in hopes for de-escalation, but caution remains, especially in high-tech sectors. Follow the link for details.

Signs of de-escalation: Trumps exempts autos and electronics from new tariff regime

US equity indices closed higher following reports of a possible pause in auto tariffs. Combined with the temporary removal of tariffs on electronics, this gave market participants a reason to talk about potential easing in trade tensions.

A new round of negotiations and policy softening could drive short-term gains. Follow the link for details.

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