Global markets post muted gains on back of Trump policy fatigue
Traders work on 13 June 2025 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Global stocks issued silent gains on Tuesday when investors announced the cease -fire schedule between US President Donald Trump’s cease -fire schedule between Iran and Israel, as well as on Tuesday when Trump announced symptoms of fatigue.
The MSCI World Index, which follows more than a thousand and middle cover companies more than 23 developed markets, was only 0.24% higher than 1 o’clock.
US futures have also risen marginalized. Dow Jones Industrial Average higher more futures connected transactions 0.71 %. S&P 500 -term transactions When earning 0.74 % NASDAQ 100 -term transactions 0.98 %rose.
Asian stocks have higher, wider investor sensation indicators, reflecting a potentially insensitive market by the US policy -making market.
“The markets are silent for two reasons for two reasons. First, the market has elements of Trump policy changes in Trump policy changes.” He said.
Dive, the second reason for the nuclear facilities of Iran’s response to us was largely suppressed, he added. On Monday, a missile strike at a US airbase in Qatar in Iran did not leave the reported loss.
In April, Dive said that after changes in the tariff policy from wild changes in April, each consecutive change was less motion.
“The recycling of worrying title movements on tariffs saw less subsequent shocks.”
The return of worrying head movements in the tariffs saw less subsequent shocks.
Hugh Diving
Chief Investment Officer, Atlas Fund Management
Since the beginning of the year, Trump’s model of threatening the upright tariffs and policies that ringed markets, just after a sharp market sale, is a sentence that confuses the President’s feathers to make them easier or postpone, “Trump is always making chicken.”
Some have seen that the Middle East has increased on cards.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claimed that Tehran accepted a US ceasefire agreement with Israel, reported that his country is ready to stop hostility.
Vis Nayar, chief investment manager of EastSpring Investments, said, “In fact, markets focused on the possibility of allowing geopolitics to think about what Iran’s responses will be. And I think the results seemed like a possible event.” He said.
Believing that the US markets should be collected after starting trade on Tuesday, Wedbush Securities General Manager Dan Ives, the reported ceasefire, said the “most bull result” Wall Street might hope. “
“Some of them will not drive, but Iran is actually limited options, and now there are negotiations that are positive for stocks.”
Safety shelter assets, which are typically perceived in peace times, have seen a marginal sale.
Spot gold prices remained at record levels with a 1.05% decrease in trading at $ 3333 per ounce.
US 10 -year Treasury yields rose to 4.344%of approximately 2 basis points. Efficiency and prices move in reverse in the bond market, ie higher efficiency equal prices and potentially a decrease in demand.
Another typical secure shelter, the 10 -year Japanese government bonds, the yields, up to 1 basis of 1 basis points up to 1,425%.
Switzerland Franc, Greenback against 0.8114 remained intact. The US Dollar Index, which measures Greenback’s power against a money basket, was 0.29%record.
