Wall Street Signals a Comeback:
Markets are rallying on hopes that Trump’s April 2 tariffs will be narrower than expected. Investors are jumping back into Big Tech.
AI Selloff Creates Buying Opportunity:
The AI trade was fading amid tariff concerns and rising investment costs. But now, lower prices are attracting bargain hunters.
Tech Giants Leading the Charge:
- Meta up 3.79%
- Amazon up 3.59%
- Nvidia up 3.15%
- Google up 2.21%
The White House Reassures Markets:
Reports suggest the tariffs will be more targeted, affecting only 15% of countries with trade imbalances. This has brought some relief to investors.
Uncertainty Still Lingers:
Market strategists warn that a full recovery may take time. A V-shaped rebound is unlikely, and stabilization could require a period of sideways movement.
What’s Next?:
While the tech sector is bouncing back, uncertainty isn’t over. Investors should stay cautious and focus on long-term fundamentals rather than short-term market swings.
Venezuelan Oil Trade to China Stalls Amid U.S. Tariff Threat
Venezuelan oil shipments to China stalled after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened 25% tariffs on countries importing from Caracas, adding uncertainty just days after new U.S. sanctions on China’s Iranian oil imports.
A Chinese oil trader said his firm would halt April purchases, citing market uncertainty. Another executive from an independent refiner called the situation “a total mess,” noting the impact on Singapore-based buyers.
China, Venezuela’s top oil customer, imports 503,000 barrels per day (55% of its exports), mostly rebranded as Malaysian crude.

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