US shares are buying – but the dangers are the lead

There is light in the air in Wall Street. Shares rose during the week. The S & P 500 ended the fourth straight session that gave 4.54% to date in the last four days.

Tariffs seem less thorny because the United States talks with other countries. But this is not to say that it will be a perfectly smooth way ahead.

For example, despite the agreement in the United States, China still occupies rare land metals that are still very important for exporting to the United States, as important areas such as defense and energy

Similarly, so India speaks in agreement with AmericaUS President Donald Trump seems to have the import of imported US imports more than just levies. Trump Apple CEO Tim Cook said that a civiltino-based company does not want a “building in India”. It is difficult to imagine that India agrees to produce Apple’s production or apple products for large apples.

The US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was a knowledge of such complications and could be “more often and potentially more often and potentially more often and potentially more resistant” on Thursday.

The sense of buying in the markets, then, the weekend appeared by the US-China trade agreement – the weight of economic titles can be distributed after retreating the weight of the economic headings.

Powell warns potential supply shocks
The US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he was fed on Thursday conference this Longer interest rates are likely to be higherGiven the economy “inflation can be more volatile” due to the probability of being “more often and potentially more durable, supply shock.” Powell did not call Trump’s tariffs, not noted the risks around Fed’s meeting.

The fourth day of winning S & P hours
Thursday, S & P 500 Gained 0.41%, it The fourth positive session, Dow Jones Industry Medium Increased by 0.65% but Nasdaq Composite Falling underneath, falls 0.18%. Pan-European Stoxx 600 Climbed to 0.56%, To return losses from early trade. This FTSE 100 Informed 0.57%, as the British economy grows in the economy Unexpectedly powerful 0.7% in the first quarter.

‘A little problem with Tim Cook’: Trump
While Washington discussed trade relations with India on Thursday, he said he did not want Trump Apple CEO Tim Cook Build factories in India. “I had a little problem with Tim Cook yesterday,” said Trump. “I told him:” My friend, I treated you very well. You Here comes $ 500 billionBut now I hear you build everywhere in India. ‘I don’t want to build in India. “

Unique place exports from China are still blocked
China is temporarily 28 Export restrictions targeting the American company have been suspended After the trade agreement reached by Beijing and the weekend Trump management. However, the export continues to prevent seven rare land metals To the United States. These metals are important for US defense, energy and automotive industry.

Skip Putin and Trump Peace See
Russian leader Vladimir Putin and his White House elected counterpart Trump Jump Ukrainian-Russian peace talks in Turkey. When he came to Ankara on Thursday, President of Ukraine Recep Tayyip Erdogan, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy sent Russia to Turkey, said that the lower officials sent to Moscow seriously, he said.

(Pro) Agreement for UK-I European Automobile Manufacturer
British enterprises still produce the recently opening England-US trading deal means to them. The European Union must still hit its own deal. Nevertheless, A car manufacturer from the largest economy of the block It is about to see the benefits due to the existence of the United Kingdom.

Indian economic story is not affected by Pakistan

India’s stock exchange has emerged in several weeks and passed the previous level from India-Pakistan Flare-ups.

It should not come as a surprise, because such border crises are grown in India, such border crises are considered as a variable in a more complex equity.

Indeed, the risks of the latest military flame-ups seem to be replaced by the fact that many India is considered an attractive investment appointment.