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Global market jitters over trade fade as investors call ‘Tariff Man’ Trump’s bluff

  • Investors have shifted focus away from Donald Trump's tariff threats, leading to reduced market volatility and a stronger Canadian dollar.
  • The Canadian dollar rebounded after Trump postponed tariffs, demonstrating a large swing in response to tariff announcements.
  • Several analysts, including Mohit Kumar, warn that markets may grow complacent regarding potential future tariffs, which could impact values suddenly.
  • Market reactions to Donald Trump's tariff discussions have diminished, with investors focusing elsewhere and doubting a major trade war will occur.
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Denver GazetteDenver Gazette

Market jitters over trade fade as investors call 'Tariff Man' Trump's bluff

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Global market jitters over trade fade as investors call ‘Tariff Man’ Trump’s bluff

Investors shift focus to Ukraine ceasefire, China tech

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Market Jitters Ebb as Investors Call 'Tariff Man' Trump's Bluff

Market Jitters Ebb as Investors Call 'Tariff Man' Trump's Bluff

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Investors pour billions into markets as optimism and uncertainty collide - DirectorsTalk

Wall Street closed for Presidents Day, markets are catching their breath after a record-breaking week of inflows. But beneath the surface, volatility remains high as bullish momentum faces geopolitical twists, economic shifts, and policy decisions that could change the game. Last week saw an unprecedented $95 billion flood into US markets through leveraged ETFs, surpassing even the meme stock frenzy of 2021. Optimism is fuelled by strong earning…

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