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On April 10th, Roubini Advises Wall Street Against Placing Bets on the Fed to Significantly Cut Interest Rates Renowned economist Roubini, who is known as the "Doomsday Doctor" for accurately foreseeing the global financial crisis, has given a new warning to Wall Street: traders should reduce their wagers on the Federal Reserve intensifying interest rate cuts in order to alleviate the impact of President Trump's trade war. Roubini believes that the US will avoid a recession and expects the Fed to maintain interest rates unchanged for the rest of the year after a de-escalation in tariff-related policy disputes. He stated, "This is clearly a showdown between the Trump bottom and the Powell bottom." He added, "But what I'm suggesting is that Powell's exercise price will be lower than Trump's bottom, meaning Powell will wait for Trump to blink first." Fed Chairman Powell recently mentioned that the economic impact of new tariffs could be much greater than expected, and

On April 10th, institutional analysts remarked that the market's positive reaction to Trump's tariff reduction measure demonstrated a widespread and tangible sense of relief. Although the U.S. Trade Representative stated in an interview yesterday that President Trump would not be led by the Wall Street-dominated economy. Nevertheless, today's tariff suspension sent a signal to the market and the international community that Trump will still be affected by financial market trends and public opinion, and he does not desire the term "bear market" to be associated with his name. This also implies that perhaps the viewpoints of business leaders can still be taken into account in the Oval Office - there are still some experienced voices within this administration. (FX678)

On April 10th. According to market insiders, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has currently given its approval for options trading in a spot Ethereum exchange-traded fund.

On April 10th, Trump declared a 90-day suspension of tariffs. Amarjit Sahota, the executive director of FX, said, "The current market has witnessed tremendous volatility, particularly in the stock market, which has responded positively to this piece of news. However, the subsequent question is: Why are we witnessing this 'probation' today? And is it truly a good idea? Personally, I do not consider this to be a good idea: a 90-day pause will only bring more uncertainties during those 90 days. This appears to be a very bad policy decision or, at least, it is very poorly planned or implemented." (FXStreet)

On April 10th, Trump declared that the collection of tariffs has been temporarily halted. There are certain concerns regarding tariffs. Regarding tariffs, we necessarily need to possess flexibility. Some U.S. companies may be exempted. (FXStreet)

On Wednesday, April 10th, Trump stated that while making the decision to suspend tariff reciprocity, he was closely observing the bond market. At the White House, Trump informed reporters, "The bond market at present is in a good state. I noticed that some people were a bit uneasy last night." After announcing the postponement of tariff implementation, the bond market witnessed a significant turnaround immediately. Owing to widespread concerns about the tariff impact, long-term bond yields had been rising sharply but have now started to decline.