Markets are facing significant volatility in anticipation of Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day', a day expected to bring major market shifts due to the unpredictable nature of his policies. With European indices under pressure and the UK's FTSE 100 particularly vulnerable, experts suggest this week could witness unprecedented fluctuations, potentially exceeding recent market activity. Trump's administration has already led to substantial volatility in financial markets, making risk management increasingly challenging for investors during this tumultuous period.
Tony Redondo, Founder at Cosmos Currency Exchange commented: "This week's outcome rests on Trump's unpredictability, a trait markets have grudgingly adapted to since January. His term has already delivered massive volatility including a 10.1% S&P 500 drop and a 62% VIX rise."
Gabriel McKeown, Head of Macroeconomics at Sad Rabbit said, "The White House has become the epicentre of global market chaos this year as President Trump barrels through his second term, tearing up the economic rulebook and leaving the rest of us scrambling to keep up. Never has it felt more appropriate to defer to Dickens when trying to surmise the turmoil experienced over the last two months."
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