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「Stock Market Guru」 Trump Malfunction: Verbal Boost Ignored by Market, US Stocks Fall for Five Consecutive Weeks Amid Wall Street Backlash

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[NEW YORK, March 30] — Middle East tensions continue to escalate, policy uncertainty is mounting, and U.S. equities are under pressure. The S&P 500 notched a fifth straight weekly drop, its longest weekly losing streak since 2022. While U.S. President Trump has repeatedly signaled de-escalation to calm market sentiment, investor reaction has grown noticeably muted. Market analysis notes that as the conflict drags on unresolved and policies fluctuate, the “Trump Put” effect is fading. Investors are no longer trading solely on policy statements—they’re even taking contrarian positions when no tangible progress emerges. Meanwhile, oil prices stay elevated—WTI crude topped $100—exacerbating global stagflation fears. Coupled with Middle East uncertainty, market risk aversion is rising. The VIX (volatility index) has climbed above 31, well above its historical average. Institutions broadly agree that without tangible de-escalation in the Middle East—especially stabilization of the Strait of Hormuz—relying solely on policy rhetoric won’t reverse the market’s downward trend.
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