Market volatility recedes as investors brush off Trump’s tariff threats
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL, JUL 10 – Investors largely ignore President Trump's 50% tariff on Brazilian exports amid Brazil's promised retaliation, with markets showing only modest index shifts, analysts said.
- Market volatility has dropped to its lowest levels this year in recent days as investors largely shrug off President Trump's tariff threats.
- Following Trump's announcement, he cited plans for tariffs on Brazilian exports, retaliating for Bolsonaro's prosecution and aiming to correct an unfair trade relationship.
- Market indicators showed modest moves, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq edging lower as investors rotated from high- to low-multiple stocks and coffee futures prices increased.
- Investors remain cautious ahead of the weekend, with analysts expecting a potential deal or delay as markets react calmly to tariff threats.
- Following the White House's pushback, the tariff implementation deadline is extended to August, with Brazil planning reciprocal tariffs in response.
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