S&P 500 Heads To Longest Green Stretch Since 2004 As Stocks Claw Back From ‘Liberation Day’ Crash

Nice week for the financial markets, with a strong rebound of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, in Wall Street, and in Paris, where the Cac 40 crossed the threshold of 7,500 points for the first time since the disastrous 2 April, named "Day of Liberation" by the US President and which was the trigger of a general panic wind.The hemorrhage on the dollar has calmed down, the yield of ten-year-old government loans has stabilized around 4.3%, and the Vix, the…

Palantir nears record high

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Stocks are all the way back to where they were before Trump's 'Liberation Day' tanked the market

The S&P 500 has erased all its losses since April 2 following tariff pauses and solid economic data

Trump's “Liberation Day” Headache

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S&P 500 Heads To Longest Green Stretch Since 2004 As Stocks Claw Back From ‘Liberation Day’ Crash

The AI trade is back in vogue, with the likes of Meta, Palantir and Tesla all gaining at least 20% during the historic rally.

Market rebounds are not recovery

The US equity market’s rally since April 2, dubbed “Liberation Day,” has given investors a temporary breather, but Dr Komal Sri-Kumar is not convinced the worst is over. The president of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies points out that the upbeat sentiment following a thaw in US-China rhetoric, positive jobs data, and strong tech earnings may be premature. The real storm, he argues, has merely paused—not passed. At the heart of his caution is the fra…