Bitcoin in recovery, stock edges after wild week in markets

The American Stock Exchange still processes the latest events, because the Trump’s tariff break leads to recovery, while Bitcoin returned above $ 82,000.

The main indices of shares are still recovering from panic initiated by the escalation of the American Trade War. 11. April S & P 500 received 43.75 points, increased by 0.83%, reaching 5,531. At the same time, NASDADA was at 16,555.96, in 168.65 points or 1.02%, while the DOV Jones was at 39.910, increasing 0.80% or 316.40 points.

The relatively stronger performance of technological-difficult NASDADs suggests that investors are ready to take more risks. For this reason, the CRIPTO prices increased from Bitcoin (BTC) Up 4.47%, it trades from $ 82,708. Ethereum (ETH) It also recovers, increases 5.68% to 1.587.01 USD.

Bond market in decreasing inflation fears

Nevertheless, long-term questions still exist and actions corrected after release the digit of consumer feelings. Michigan University Surveys puts consumer feelings on 50.8 Points compared to 57.0 in March. The image was worse than estimating the DOV Jones of 54.6, from 34.2% of the year during the year.

According to the same surveys, fears for inflation will probably blame for lower consumer confidence. Inflation expectations increased to 6.7% for years, more than 5.0% per month. This insecurity due to inflation makes consumers more nervous because of their finances.

Helping fears due to inflation, trade and potential recessions also affect the bond market. Yield 10-year-old cash registers rose to 4,466%indicating a lack of liquidity in the market. This is especially the case for owners of foreign, concerned over political and economic uncertainty according to the Donald Trump administration.

“There is real pressure around the world to sell the cash register and corporate bond if you are a foreign holder. There are real global concerns that they do not know where Trump is going said Peter Tchir, head of the macro strategy at the Academy of Securities of the Academy.

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