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Why US Assets Are Bleeding: Trump’s Policies and Market’s Dangerous Dance

US financial markets are under siege in April 2025, with stocks, bonds, and the dollar reeling from a perfect storm of policy uncertainty and economic fears. The S&P 500 has plummeted, the dollar index has tumbled, and Treasury yields are sliding as investors flee U.S. assets. This article explores the …

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Safe-Haven Clash: Yen and Swiss Franc in Today’s Market vs. March 2025

In early March 2025, global financial markets were unsettled by U.S. tariffs and fears of an economic slowdown, boosting safe-haven currencies like the Japanese yen and Swiss franc. By April 22, 2025, the market has evolved, shaped by ongoing trade disputes, shifting monetary policies, and new geopolitical developments. This analysis …

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Chip Race Heats Up: Nvidia Faces New Challenges

The artificial intelligence (AI) chip market, long dominated by Nvidia, is witnessing a seismic shift as competitors and geopolitical pressures reshape the landscape. Nvidia’s stock, a darling of investors due to its pivotal role in powering AI data centers, has faced turbulence following reports of Amazon’s strategic pivot toward custom …

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These Assets Could Be Most Impacted If Trump Decides To Fire Fed Chair

This report examines whether a Federal Reserve Chair has ever been fired by a U.S. president, analyzing legal frameworks, historical cases, and judicial precedents. The findings confirm that no Fed Chair has been dismissed, with the Federal Reserve Act and landmark Supreme Court rulings providing robust protections against such actions. …

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US Dollar Plummets to Three-Year Low Amid Fed Independence Fears

The US Dollar Index (DXY) is reeling near 98.50, marking a three-year low after a sharp decline on Monday, April 21, 2025. Escalating concerns over the Federal Reserve’s independence, fueled by President Trump’s public criticism of Fed Chair Jerome Powell, have severely dented investor confidence in the greenback. Coupled with …

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Tech and Media Stocks Tumble Amid Tariff Fears and Economic Uncertainty

Wall Street kicked off the week with sharp declines, as tariff uncertainties and economic concerns rattled investors during the early stages of earnings season. The tech-heavy Nasdaq plummeted over 3%, while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average also saw significant losses. The market’s volatility, fueled by ongoing trade …

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