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U.S. stock market preview | The three major Equity Index fluctuations are mixed, and Trump may impose Copper tariffs in a few weeks.
On March 26 (Wednesday) in Pre-Market Trading, the three major U.S. stock index futures were mixed.
Market Chatter: Nissan's Incoming CEO Open to Honda Partnership Despite Failed Talks
Nissan (NSANY.US) new CEO expresses a desire to seek partners, with Honda (HMC.US) still being a potential option.
The incoming CEO of Nissan Motor has stated that the Industry's entry into Smart Automobile "will require a lot of work and investment, and may need some partners. We are open to Honda or any other partners as long as they help achieve our business vision."
Is the "Trump tariff" becoming clearer? JPMorgan suggests changing the investment strategy for U.S. stocks: stop selling on highs!
Ilan Benhamou, a member of JPMorgan's equity derivatives sales team, stated that as tariff policies clarify, market sentiment has eased, and the strategy of selling on rallies should be suspended; Wall Street's bullish sentiment towards US Stocks has rebounded, with Morgan Stanley and Blackrock both expressing optimism about the US market Stocks, but Blackstone's president, Jon Gray, advised investors to remain patient and observe the evolution of tariff diplomacy.
The Nikkei Average is about 270 yen higher, continuing to show stable price movements supported by the rise in US stocks = the morning session of the 26th.
On the morning of the 26th, the Nikkei average Stock price fluctuated around 38,050 yen, up about 270 yen from the previous day. At 9:42 AM, it rose to 38,151.39 yen, up 370.85 yen, once again surpassing 38,000 yen. On the 25th local time, the US Stock market saw both the Dow Inc and the Nasdaq Composite Index rise for three consecutive days. Concerns about the US economy due to mutual tariffs have eased, supporting stock prices. The Tokyo market also seems to have seen buying activity in response to the rise in US stocks. The yen-denominated settlement value of the Chicago Nikkei average Futures.
Trump Announces Auto Tariffs Are Imminent But Some Countries Might Receive Exemptions
