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21.04.2025 11:41 AM
US Market News Digest for April 21

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Trump slams Fed, markets respond with pullback

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped once again after Donald Trump lashed out at the Federal Reserve. His comments called the independence of the central bank into question, amplifying inflation concerns across the market.

In response, the dollar weakened and demand for safe havens surged, with gold prices hitting fresh all-time highs. Market participants are now reassessing their outlook on future monetary policy.

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S&P 500 on pause: investors at crossroads

The US stock market is showing signs of hesitation as investors brace for further signals from the White House. The S&P 500 is hovering in limbo, poised for either a decline or a new rally.

According to analysts, the potential trading range remains wide, from 4,000 to 5,800, depending on the trajectory of US economic policy. Any new headline could act as a trigger for a major market move.

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Financial system strained by politics

Trump's mounting pressure on the Fed is adding to market anxiety: eroding confidence in the central bank has dragged down US asset prices while fueling a rush into gold. Political rhetoric is beginning to overshadow traditional macroeconomic indicators.

Meanwhile, a significant shift is brewing on the global stage — South Korea is moving toward developed market status, a change that could alter capital flows and global investment strategies.

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As a reminder, InstaTrade offers top-tier conditions for trading stock indices, equities, and bonds, allowing traders to profit from shifting market dynamics.

Ekaterina Kiseleva,
Analytical expert of InstaTrade
© 2007-2025

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