Inverse VIX S/T Futs ETNs due Mar22,2045(VYLD.US)

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CICC: What does Trump want?

Trump's actions and statements in early 2026 triggered market fluctuations, leading to a triple whammy in U.S. stocks, bonds, and currencies. The rise in policy uncertainty resulted in increased volatility in U.S. stocks and bonds. Trump's policy intentions mainly focused on increasing revenue, reducing costs, and repatriation, particularly achieving external revenue increases through tariff policies, which had significant effects

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The US dollar fell sharply while the Japanese yen surged, spot gold broke through 5,000 USD, and US natural gas futures prices rose by 16%

The US dollar fell, the Japanese yen surged, spot gold broke through $5,000, and natural gas futures rose by 16%. Nasdaq futures fell over 1%, and S&P 500 index futures dropped by 0.75%. The US dollar index declined by 0.52%, while the euro against the US dollar rose by 0.52%. The market remains vigilant regarding potential intervention by the Japanese government in the foreign exchange market. Investment should be approached with caution; this article does not constitute personal investment advice

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Nasdaq Futures Decline as S&P 500 Experiences Drop

Nasdaq futures saw an initial decline of 1.1% on Monday, while S&P 500 futures fell by 0.75%. According to ChainCatcher, these movements reflect broader market trends as investors react to current economic conditions. The fluctuations in futures indices are indicative of market sentiment and potential impacts on trading strategies.

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Top catalysts for S&P 500 Index, VOO, and SPY ETFs this week

The S&P 500 Index and its ETFs, VOO and SPY, are near their all-time high, trading at $6,915. Key catalysts this week include a potential government shutdown, major corporate earnings from top companies like Microsoft and Apple, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. The government shutdown threat may not significantly impact the market, while corporate earnings are crucial for market sentiment, especially regarding AI investments. Additionally, U.S.-Canada trade relations may influence market dynamics, particularly with Trump's tariff warnings.

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Greenland Island opens, followed by the collapse of Japanese bonds, Trump TACO, and the conclusion of yen intervention – a week dominated by "headlines ruling the market" has ended

Trump's remarks about Greenland and threats of tariffs triggered a sell-off, exacerbating panic in the Japanese bond market, followed by Trump's soothing of the market (TACO model) which reversed sentiment. Ultimately, the market showed significant divergence: the stock market experienced slight turbulence and decline, the dollar plummeted, the yen surged, and precious metals reached new highs. The breakdown of the stock-bond correlation rendered traditional hedges ineffective, leaving investors with a dilemma of whether to hedge risks or ignore the noise

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