A surprise at Wall Street with Trump's comment on some of the drawings: "Is it really?"

Initially, the whispers spread quietly. Then it became a storm when the news was confirmed: US President Donald Trump hung most of the customs duties and put his worldwide trade war “on the shelf” … partly. “Is it really?!” Jonathan Corbina, the first administrative partner of “Meridian Ecuetti Partners”, said. He added: ‘I didn’t believe my eyes. Everything happened very quickly. ‘ It was the scene on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, where the shares jumped by 7% within minutes of Wednesday afternoon, after the news began to spread that Trump decided to suspend most of customs duties on midnight on dozens of trade partners of the United States. “Oh, my God!” Jay Woods, the world’s most important strategy in “Fredom Capital Markets”, which has been working on the stock exchange for 35 years. “It was a complete shock and astonishment.” The best daily achievement since the global financial crisis has ended the S&P 500 index, with 9.5%, in its largest daily profits since October 2008. Wall Street has repeatedly called on the White House to reduce pressure, amid the fear of slipping into an economic crisis. But Trump hesitated to calm the markets, despite the collapse of the index with almost 20% of its highest levels in the Monday and Tuesday sessions, after the sudden announcement of the fees on April 2. Wednesday, with the fluctuation of shares between minor profits and losses, the US administration intervened. Trump announced a 90 -day remark for the highest customs rights, about 13 hours after the new fees were entered into in 56 countries and the European Union is in implementation. The moment of explosion in the trade language said Corbina said: “The hall has exploded. Everyone shouted: What happens? Despite this temporary satisfaction, the caution remains in control. The basic fees of 10% are still valid, and Trump is ascended to his commercial confrontation with China. Woods said:” The crisis has now avoided, but what? This is the world in which market experts live. Despite all the hope that Trump’s decision has the decision to ward off a comprehensive commercial disaster, there is still a lot of uncertainty about his plans. The risk of a comprehensive trade war between the United States and China remains in particular, as China imposed 84% of customs imports on US imports in response to the fees imposed on Chinese goods, which was later raised to 125%. Corbina, who worked on the New York Stock Exchange for three decades and was witnessed by the explosion of the Internet bubble, the global financial crisis in 2008, and the pandemic of the corona: “We are currently comfortable – but we have seen this scenario repeatedly.” He added: “Everything can be turned within a moment because of a tweet or news.” He added that although some clients were on their way to buying more dangerous shares in the market, others still incur losses in defensive arrows with scattered profits because their doubts are still underway.