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JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Friday 11th April 2025!
BOE, GHM, REH, SOL, SX2
JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Friday 11th April 2025!
BOE, GHM, REH, SOL, SX2
The Australian sharemarket is set to record its strongest session in five years, with the S&P/ASX 200 up 4.5% to 7708.9 points by mid-afternoon, buoyed by a sharp overnight rally on Wall Street. US President Donald Trump’s decision to pause reciprocal tariffs for 90 days on over 75 countries sparked a risk-on rebound, lifting sentiment across global markets.
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On April 9, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on the recently implemented “reciprocal” tariffs, reducing them to a uniform 10% for most countries. However, tariffs on Chinese goods were increased to 125% due to China’s “lack of respect” for world markets.
US stocks rallied sharply Wednesday after President Donald Trump embarrassingly waved the white flag and dropped reciprocal tariffs
JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Thursday 10th April 2025!
ASB, COL, EEG, RNU, TLC
The Australian sharemarket extended its sell-off on Wednesday, with the S&P/ASX 200 Index falling 146.6 points, or 2%, to 7363.4 by 2:30pm AEST. The decline follows renewed global trade tensions after the White House raised tariffs on Chinese imports to 104%, triggering fears of a broader economic slowdown. All 11 ASX sectors traded lower, with heavy losses in energy and mining stocks amid falling commodity prices.
US stocks fell to a year low after a strong start to the session overnight after President Trump doubled down on his threats against China, escalating worries about global trade war.
The horse has bolted on the move in Global equity markets, so what do you do now? do you buy more, hold off, or sell?
JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Wednesday 9th April 2025!
ACL, BGD, CDA, EVT, NTU
The Australian sharemarket rebounded strongly on Tuesday, with the S&P/ASX 200 Index rising 1.9% (139.4 points) to 7482.7 by mid-afternoon, recovering part of Monday’s 4.2% loss. The All Ordinaries gained 2%, following a rally in Chinese equities and US futures despite continued geopolitical tensions.