ChainCatcher 消息，据 4E 监测，全球市场在特朗普关税不确定性和美联储宽松预期交织下波动剧烈，美股经历过山车行情后周线强劲反弹，上周三大股指创一年多来最佳表现。标普累计上涨 5.7%，创 2023 年 11 月以来最佳单周表现，道指累涨 4.95%，纳指累涨 7.29%。科技股七巨头指数累计上涨 8.95%，英伟达表现尤为抢眼，周涨幅达 17.62%。 加密市场波动剧烈，比特币受关税战引发的避险情绪影响，周初暴跌逼近 7.4 万美元，随后在特朗普暂缓对等关税、公布豁免清单的背景下，市场情绪有所回暖，比特币逐步反弹最高突破 8.6 万美元。截稿时报 84408 美元，一周涨幅近 7%。其他山寨币也均迎来大幅反弹，不过以太坊总体表现持续偏弱。 外汇大宗反面，特朗普激进关税削弱美元避险地位，美元指数跌破 100 关口至 2022 年以来最低水平，周跌幅 2.9%，创近两年最大单周跌幅。油价因需求担忧连续第二周下跌；避险需求激增，金价不断新高，现货黄金上周累计上涨 6.48%。 尽管上周市场在关税政策松绑中反弹，但特朗普最新表态否认关税“豁免”，政策不确定性仍是主要风险。美国通胀数据（CPI 及 PPI）低于预期，美联储 3 月会议纪要显示通胀可能更持久。本周需密切关注特朗普关税动态及鲍威尔讲话。

ChainCatcher 消息，据 4E 监测，全球市场在特朗普关税不确定性和美联储宽松预期交织下波动剧烈，美股经历过山车行情后周线强劲反弹，上周三大股指创一年多来最佳表现。标普累计上涨 5.7%，创 2023 年 11 月以来最佳单周表现，道指累涨 4.95%，纳指累涨 7.29%。科技股七巨头指数累计上涨 8.95%，英伟达表现尤为抢眼，周涨幅达 17.62%。加密市场波动剧烈，比特币受关税战引发的避险情绪影响，周初暴跌逼近 7.4 万美元，随后在特朗普暂缓对等关税、公布豁免清单的背景下，市场情绪有所回暖，比特币逐步反弹最高突破 8.6 万美元。截稿时报 84408 美元，一周涨幅近 7%。其他山寨币也均迎来大幅反弹，不过以太坊总体表现持续偏弱。外汇大宗反面，特朗普激进关税削弱美元避险地位，美元指数跌破 100 关口至 2022 年以来最低水平，周跌幅 2.9%，创近两年最大单周跌幅。油价因需求担忧连续第二周下跌；避险需求激增，金价不断新高，现货黄金上周累计上涨 6.48%。尽管上周市场在关税政策松绑中反弹，但特朗普最新表态否认关税“豁免”，政策不确定性仍是主要风险。美国通胀数据（CPI 及 PPI）低于预期，美联储 3 月会议纪要显示通胀可能更持久。本周需密切关注特朗普关税动态及鲍威尔讲话。

4E：关税阴云笼罩，本周聚焦特朗普政策动向与鲍威尔讲话

<ChainCatcher> News, according to 4E monitoring, the global market fluctuated dramatically under the intertwining of Trump's tariff uncertainty and Federal Reserve's loose expectations. After experiencing a roller coaster performance, US stocks made a strong weekly rebound, with the three major indices achieving their best performance in over a year last week. The S&P 500 cumulatively rose 5.7%, marking its best weekly performance since November 2023, the Dow Jones increased by 4.95%, and the Nasdaq rose by 7.29%. The tech giants' index surged 8.95%, with NVIDIA particularly outstanding, rising 17.62% for the week. 

The crypto market experienced significant volatility. Bitcoin initially plummeted close to $74,000 due to risk-averse sentiment from the tariff war, but subsequently rebounded as market sentiment improved with Trump's temporary tariff suspension and announced exemption list. Bitcoin gradually recovered, breaking through $86,000 at its peak. At the time of writing, it was reported at $84,408, with a weekly gain of nearly 7%. Other Altcoins also saw substantial rebounds, though Ethereum's overall performance remained relatively weak.

On the foreign exchange and commodities front, Trump's aggressive tariffs weakened the US dollar's safe-haven status. The dollar index fell below 100, reaching its lowest level since 2022, with a weekly decline of 2.9%, marking the largest weekly drop in nearly two years. Oil prices continued to decline for the second consecutive week due to demand concerns. With increased safe-haven demand, gold prices continued to rise, with spot gold cumulatively increasing 6.48% last week.

Despite the market's rebound amid tariff policy relaxation, Trump's latest statement denying tariff "exemptions" means policy uncertainty remains a primary risk. US inflation data (CPI and PPI) were lower than expected, and the Federal Reserve's March meeting minutes suggested inflation might be more persistent. This week will require close attention to Trump's tariff dynamics and Powell's speech.

According to ChainCatcher, with 4E monitoring, the global market experienced intense volatility under the intertwining of Trump's tariff uncertainty and Federal Reserve's easing expectations. After a roller-coaster performance, US stocks saw a strong weekly rebound, with the three major indices achieving their best performance in over a year. The S&P 500 rose cumulatively by 5.7%, marking its best weekly performance since November 2023, the Dow Jones increased by 4.95%, and the Nasdaq rose by 7.29%. The tech giants' index surged by 8.95%, with NVIDIA particularly outstanding, rising 17.62% for the week.

The crypto market was highly volatile. Bitcoin initially plummeted close to $74,000 due to risk-averse sentiment from the tariff war. Subsequently, with Trump's temporary suspension of retaliatory tariffs and announcement of exemption lists, market sentiment improved, and Bitcoin gradually rebounded, breaking through $86,000. At the time of writing, it was reported at $84,408, with a weekly gain of nearly 7%. Other Altcoins also saw significant rebounds, though Ethereum remained relatively weak overall.

On the forex and commodities front, Trump's aggressive tariffs weakened the US dollar's safe-haven status. The dollar index fell below 100, reaching its lowest level since 2022, with a weekly decline of 2.9%, marking the largest weekly drop in nearly two years. Oil prices continued to decline for the second consecutive week due to demand concerns. With increased safe-haven demand, gold prices continued to rise, with spot gold rising 6.48% for the week.

Despite the market's rebound amid tariff policy relaxation last week, Trump's latest statement denying tariff "exemptions" means policy uncertainty remains a primary risk. US inflation data (CPI and PPI) were lower than expected, and the Federal Reserve's March meeting minutes suggested inflation might be more persistent. This week will require close attention to Trump's tariff dynamics and Powell's speech.

4E: With tariffs looming, this week’s focus will be on Trump’s policy moves and Powell’s speech

<PANews> On April 13th, Santiment reported that Trump's weekend tariff exemption policy triggered an instant surge in the crypto market. Compared to 24 hours earlier, the technology industry's impact from high import costs has significantly weakened, and Bitcoin has reached a high of $85,900.

Historically, crypto assets like Bitcoin typically move in sync with tech stocks, especially when investor sentiment shifts towards higher-risk assets. When tech stocks perform well, investors are often more confident in purchasing cryptocurrencies. Therefore, Trump's tariff exemption policy dispersed the clouds hanging over the tech industry, indirectly alleviating pressure on the crypto market. In fact, within hours of the announcement, Bitcoin rebounded to the weekend high of $85,900, breaking through the resistance level around $83,000.

Moreover, the exemption for semiconductors and computer components can be seen as beneficial for the long-term crypto ecosystem. These components are crucial for cryptocurrency mining, blockchain infrastructure construction, and the development of AI-based crypto tools. If the production and supply of these components remain uninterrupted and reasonably priced, it will ensure the continuity of the crypto industry's pillars, whether in mining or development. This means crypto exchanges, wallet providers, and blockchain solution-focused tech startups will be able to operate more smoothly.

Although Trump's trade policy remains complex and unpredictable, the targeted exemption for tech equipment provides a clear policy direction and relieves market pressure in the short term. Investors are now more confident that consumer electronics inflation will be avoided, and businesses won't be forced to raise prices or cut innovation. This doesn't mean the end of tariff concerns, but it does alleviate one of the biggest worries facing the crypto industry.

Currently, the crypto market has shown a mild bullish reaction, and the stock market should rise on Monday, which will further drive Bitcoin and Altcoins upward. However, after the initial reaction, the market will become more interesting, and the public's "FOMO" sentiment might kill any upward momentum.</PANews>

Santiment: Tariff exemption policy triggers positive response in crypto market, Bitcoin breaks through $83,000 resistance

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: After the United States suspended tariffs on popular consumer electronics, the US dollar gained a slight breathing opportunity from its recent sharp decline, which created some hope that Trump would show flexibility in executing the trade war. However, this relief may be temporary, as Trump still promises to impose specific import tariffs on consumer electronics and review microchips in national security tariff investigations. Dane Cekov, senior macro and forex strategist at Sparebank 1 Markets AS, said: "To sustain the dollar's rise, the trade war must be quickly and peacefully resolved before the US economy suffers long-term damage. As the impact of Trump's tariffs appears in hard data such as consumption, inflation, and labor market data, the dollar will continue to weaken in the coming months." (Jin Shi)

Agency: Trump suspends tariffs on electronic products, and the US dollar is temporarily supported

<Odaily> Planet Daily News: BCA Research's Chief Global Strategist Peter Berezi said that the main market theme in the coming weeks will not be tariffs, but the increasingly inevitable conflict between Trump and Powell. The Federal Reserve is expected to resist calls to buy bonds, as doing so would encourage poor economic policies while undermining the Fed's independence.

4E: With tariffs looming, this week’s focus will be on Trump’s policy moves and Powell’s speech

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