The U.S. bond market is experiencing significant pressure following the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, resulting in a sharp selloff in Treasuries.

An exchange-traded product (ETP) linked to oil price declines has experienced its largest outflow since 2020.

The chances of the U.S. economy slipping into a recession have hit a significant milestone, with markets on Kalshi reflecting a 70% likelihood.

On Wednesday, the European Union (EU) officially approved its first set of retaliatory measures in response to U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, with duties to begin being collected on April 15.

In a recent post on Truth Social, former President Donald Trump delivered a passionate call to action, urging Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives to swiftly pass the proposed Tax Cut Bill.

Brent crude prices have plunged to their lowest levels in over four years, dropping to $60.9 per barrel, a decline of $4 since yesterday.

Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers has warned that the United States is likely heading into a recession, partly due to President Donald Trump’s escalating tariff policies.

Economist and outspoken crypto critic Peter Schiff has raised alarm over the current market conditions, suggesting the situation could spiral into a crash akin to the infamous 1987 Black Monday.

According to the information ​China announced additional 84% tariff on US goods. This significant escalation in trade tensions comes as both nations engage in a tit-for-tat tariff exchange, with the US imposing a 104% tariff on Chinese imports. ​

China’s central bank has recently intervened to stabilize the yuan’s value, which has been under significant pressure. With the U.S. trade war intensifying, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) moved to limit excessive currency fluctuations.

Amid the intensifying trade conflict with the U.S., China's senior leaders are planning an urgent meeting to strategize ways to stabilize the domestic economy and financial markets.