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US stocks rebounded to near unchanged from the most spectacular “Monday Asia Panic” move since the GFC, where US equity futures were down over 6% during Asian hours.
JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Tuesday 8th April 2025!
APA, ARU, FML, LYC, WTC
Navigating Market Volatility: Insights from the Investment Committee
The Australian sharemarket is facing its steepest decline in five years, as global markets react to escalating trade tensions between the US and China. By 2pm AEST, the S&P/ASX 200 had fallen 4% or 305.3 points to 7362.5, recovering slightly from earlier losses exceeding 6%. If sustained, it would mark the largest one-day drop since May 2020.
The recent implementation of President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs has triggered a historic market correction, creating both systemic risks and selective opportunities for tactical investors.
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?
Here are the statistics to help you make a rational decision
In light of the recent market sell-off triggered by President Trump’s announcement of new global tariffs, we will reduce our exposure to risk assets and increase our holdings in cash and fixed income to preserve capital.
Global equities plummeted for a second straight day on Friday, confirming the Nasdaq was in a bear market and the Dow into correction territory, as China responded to US tariffs, escalating a global trade war, sparking fears of a global recession
JTrader Daily: Best set ups for Monday 5th April 2025!
EDV, SHL, TCL, WOW, XAM
“Bulls vs Bears,” provides a comprehensive overview of current market trends, economic developments.
The ASX 200 is on track for its worst weekly decline since September 2022, plunging 3.5% as global markets reacted sharply to sweeping US tariff hikes that have heightened fears of a global recession. On Friday, the index fell 2.2% or 172.5 points to 7687.2, with ten of eleven sectors in the red. Energy stocks led losses, slumping over 7%, after OPEC+ unexpectedly announced plans to significantly increase oil supply in May, sending Brent crude below $US70 a barrel.