Shares dive back after trading after trading

If you have missed the latest striker in markets:

The US futures decreased by about 1.5% before the Nasdaq Futures rose by a little more than 1% at one point. All of this thanks to some reading on the headings above.

The bounce took something in European morning trade, but it was more of the feeling that DIP buyers hoped for an additional announcement from China to support their gambit.

That doesn’t seem to come, and now we see how Stock Futures falls back lower. The S&P 500 Futures have now dropped by 0.9%, with the most important indices in Europe fell all along the line by 3%.

Don’t get me wrong. This is a market that is desperate according to a good heading for tariffs or trade to benefit. But try to turn something that is not by the basic fishing and then bet is not quite the answer.

Especially when we have stressful signals in broader markets with the Ministry of Finance, which are hunting under the financing stress and CDs that are in the middle of loan stress. These are signals that you cannot simply ignore.

We now have to see what Trump wants to do later in the US trade. Also pay attention to the 10-year financial auction. This will be a further image of how much the latest sale has a lot of dealing with liquidity and financing.