Odaily星球日报讯 据 The Kobeissi Letter 分析，昨夜美股因“关税推迟”假新闻出现短期大幅波动，波动的原因可归结为技术性指标要求以及市场情绪仍处于几年前的“buy the dip”思维模式。 分析称，过去两年投资者已经习惯于逢低买入股票。机构投资者和散户投资者都是如此。即使在 3 月份，随着市场下跌，资本也纷纷涌入股市。现在，如果宣布达成贸易协议，没有人愿意“错过”底部。 然而，文中提醒投资者，如果 4 月 9 日临近而中美之间没有达成贸易协议，市场情绪可能会再次崩溃。市场情绪两极分化，恐慌情绪达到 2020 年 3 月的水平，这意味着未来将出现更多波动。

Odaily星球日报讯 据 The Kobeissi Letter 分析，昨夜美股因“关税推迟”假新闻出现短期大幅波动，波动的原因可归结为技术性指标要求以及市场情绪仍处于几年前的“buy the dip”思维模式。分析称，过去两年投资者已经习惯于逢低买入股票。机构投资者和散户投资者都是如此。即使在 3 月份，随着市场下跌，资本也纷纷涌入股市。现在，如果宣布达成贸易协议，没有人愿意“错过”底部。然而，文中提醒投资者，如果 4 月 9 日临近而中美之间没有达成贸易协议，市场情绪可能会再次崩溃。市场情绪两极分化，恐慌情绪达到 2020 年 3 月的水平，这意味着未来将出现更多波动。

分析：若4月9日贸易协议无法达成，市场情绪将再度崩溃

<Odaily> According to The Kobeissi Letter analysis, U.S. stocks experienced significant short-term fluctuations last night due to a "tariff delay" fake news. The volatility can be attributed to technical indicator requirements and market sentiment still operating under the "buy the dip" mindset from years ago. The analysis suggests that over the past two years, investors have become accustomed to buying stocks during dips, including both institutional and retail investors. Even in March, as the market declined, capital continued to flow into the stock market. Currently, if a trade agreement is announced, no one wants to "miss" the bottom. However, the article warns investors that if no trade agreement is reached between the U.S. and China by April 9, market sentiment may collapse again. Market sentiment is highly polarized, with panic levels reaching those of March 2020, indicating more volatility in the future.

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: According to The Kobeissi Letter's analysis, U.S. stocks experienced significant short-term fluctuations last night due to "tariff delay" fake news. The volatility can be attributed to technical indicator requirements and the market sentiment still operating under the "buy the dip" mindset from years ago. The analysis suggests that investors have become accustomed to buying stocks during dips over the past two years, including both institutional and retail investors. Even in March, capital continued to flow into the stock market as it declined. Currently, if a trade agreement is announced, no one wants to "miss" the bottom. However, the article warns investors that if no trade agreement is reached between the U.S. and China by April 9, market sentiment may collapse again. Market sentiment is highly polarized, with panic levels reaching those of March 2020, indicating more volatility in the future.

Analysis: If no trade deal is reached on April 9, market sentiment will collapse again

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- Asian Markets Open Strong, Overcoming Tariff Panic
- Nikkei and Topix Lead the Rally, Northeast Asian Stocks Show Strong Comeback
- Hong Kong Stocks Rebound, Tech Stocks Surge Over 4%
- Australia and China Show Moderate Performance, A-Shares Slightly Higher
- Trump Warns Again: Will Impose 50% Tariffs If China Doesn't Compromise
- Experts: Market Still Uncertain, Confidence Fragile Awaiting Policy Clarity
- US Stock Futures Turn Positive, Investors Bet on Stabilization Opportunity
- Rebound Not a Trend Reversal, Policy Remains Key...

Asian stocks rebounded strongly: Hong Kong stocks rebounded sharply after a sharp drop, and the Nikkei rose by more than 5%! Markets bet on a turnaround in tariff war

On April 8th, according to <4E> monitoring, U.S. stocks plummeted at the opening on Monday. During the session, affected by the "tariff delay" false news, the indices fluctuated widely, with the Nasdaq experiencing a maximum amplitude of nearly 10%. U.S. stocks briefly turned positive collectively, then declined again after the news was debunked. Before closing, Trump stated he was not considering suspending tariff increases and mentioned that multiple countries were coming to negotiate with the United States. By market close, the three major indices showed mixed performance, with the Dow Jones falling 0.91%, S&P 500 dropping 0.23%, and Nasdaq nervously closing up 0.10%, ending a two-day losing streak. The U.S. tech seven giants index rose about 0.2%.

The crypto market rebounded. Bitcoin led the decline in the Asian session yesterday, dropping to a low of $74,508, then rapidly broke through $81,000 due to the "90-day tariff delay" rumor, but fell back after the news was proven false. Before deadline, Bitcoin oscillated above $80,000, rising 2.8% in 24 hours, with most Altcoins experiencing significant rebounds. In the market's intense volatility, ETH performed particularly fragile, falling to $1,411 yesterday, leading in decline and reaching a new one-year low in market cap. In the current rebound, its gains significantly lagged, deepening market doubts about its long-term competitiveness.

In forex and commodities, the dollar index rose 0.29%. Economic recession expectations drove oil to a three-day decline, dropping over 2% and creating a new three-year low. Spot gold fell 1.76%, showing a high-and-low trend, mostly declining throughout the day.

Trump's tariff policy triggered global retaliatory measures, causing financial market turmoil. Investors hope the Federal Reserve will intervene, but current inflation pressure is high. Unless the market or economy faces a severe crisis, the Fed's short-term emergency intervention is unlikely.

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4E: Fake news about "tariff delay" caused a sharp shock in the US stock market, the Nasdaq closed higher, and the crypto market rebounded

<PANews> News on April 6th, after Trump announced the tariff proposal, market sentiment dramatically deteriorated. The proposal intensified global growth expectation concerns and led to a sharp decline in the US stock market. On Friday, the S&P 500 index market value evaporated another $1.5 trillion, with cumulative losses reaching $3.5 trillion over two trading days. Large technology stocks declined, with the Nasdaq index closing more than 20% below its record high from December, entering a technical bear market. Looking ahead to next week, the tariff prospects remain far from clear. Investors still need to focus on potential agreements between the United States and other countries, which could help improve market sentiment. If no agreements are reached and trigger tariff responses from more countries, the market may face another painful week. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the new week:

Wednesday 02:00, San Francisco Fed President Daley participates in a dialogue titled "Federal Reserve Economic Outlook and Work"
Wednesday 23:00, Richmond Fed President Barkin delivers a speech
Wednesday 21:30, Dallas Fed President Logan delivers a welcome address at an event
Thursday 02:00, Federal Reserve publishes March monetary policy meeting minutes
Thursday 20:30, US March CPI data, US initial jobless claims for the week ending April 5
Friday 00:00, Chicago Fed President Goolsbee speaks at the New York Economic Club
Friday 00:30, Philadelphia Fed President Hark speaks on financial technology
Friday 20:30, US March PPI data
Friday 22:00, St. Louis Fed President Musalem speaks on US economy and monetary policy
Friday 22:00, US April one-year inflation rate expectation initial value, US April University of Michigan consumer confidence index initial value
Friday 23:00, New York Fed President Williams speaks on economic prospects and monetary policy

Considering all current uncertainties, US dollar traders will focus on the US March CPI data to be released next Thursday. Tariffs not only threaten economic activity but also pose upward risks to inflation. If CPI data further accelerates, this might prompt traders to reduce some rate cut expectations. Besides CPI data, PPI data and inflation expectations could also become key market driving factors.