Asian stocks surged, with Chinese stocks rallying on expectations of more stimulus after Trump increased levies on China to 125%.
Global markets rebounded as US President Trump paused most reciprocal tariffs, leading to the biggest jump in Asian stocks in over two years.
Treasuries rallied after recent volatility, with yields on 10-year Treasuries falling following concerns about market stability.
Dollar slipped for a third day, and copper prices surged by 4% amidst the market recovery.
After $10 trillion market loss and US Treasuries decline, Trump announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs, except for China, whose levies rose to 125%.
Chinese equities rose on stimulus hopes, but the onshore yuan weakened significantly, reflecting concerns about the economy.
Market stress prompted a chorus of requests for tariff pause, which Trump heeded, leading to market recovery.
Trump’s trade policy shift caused significant volatility in bonds, attracting varied market reactions and emphasizing ongoing uncertainties.
Billionaire investors welcomed Trump's decision, seeing a potential 'contained damage' scenario, with expectations of global relief rallies.
Oil prices fluctuated as investors grappled with sudden policy changes amid the market turbulence and uncertain trade environment.