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Rising global trade risks, overall policy uncertainty and the sustainability of US debt topped the list of latent risks to the US financial system, according to the Federal Reserve's latest financial stability report released on Friday. It is the first time the Fed has conducted a semi-annual survey of financial risks since Mr. Trump returned to the White House. Seventy-three per cent of respondents said global trade risks were their top concern, the highest proportion since November.

U.S. stocks closed the day with the Dow up 0.05%, the Nasdaq up 1.26% and the S & P 500 up 0.74%. Most tech stocks rose, with Tesla up nearly 10%, Nvidia up more than 4%, Micron up more than 3%, Meta, Broadcom and AMD up more than 2%. Intel fell nearly 7%, Q2 revenue guidance was lower than market estimates, and the company lowered its full-year capital expenditure target.

Spot gold is up more than 25 per cent so far this year. Fawad Razaqzada, market analyst at City Index and FOREX.com, said: "Concerns about the trade war were the main reason behind all previous gold purchases. But it may be a while before we see actual progress, so these concerns have not been completely eliminated."

According to the Wall Street Journal, US President Donald Trump said he was unlikely to approve another 90-day suspension of tariffs. "Hopefully we'll be able to make trade deals with a range of countries," Mr. Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One. "We'll be reasonable."

"Fed mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos said that the remarks of the Federal Reserve Hamak on Thursday have attracted widespread attention because some market participants have over-interpreted it as a signal that the Federal Reserve may be ready to cut interest rates in June. Hamak is not really saying that the June rate cut is coming. When Hamak talked about the June rate cut, he mentioned the qualifier "if" twice: "If we get clear and convincing data by June, if we know which action to take at that po...

Nick Timiraos, the Fed's mouthpiece, said Thursday's comments by Mr. Hamak had attracted widespread attention because some market participants had over-interpreted them as a signal that the Fed might be preparing to cut rates in June. Mr. Hamak did not really say that a June cut was coming, and when Mr. Hamak talked about a June cut, he mentioned the qualifier "if" twice: "If we get clear and convincing data by June, if we know which action is right at that point in time, then I think the commit...

US President Donald Trump said that we will be reasonable on the tariff issue and believe that the market is adjusting to the tariff policy. It is unlikely that tariffs will be suspended again.

According to market news, U.S. Treasury Secretary Vincent will appear at a House hearing on May 7.

Market news: U.S. Treasury Secretary Vincent will appear at a House hearing on May 7.

Speaking at the third crypto roundtable, Paul Atkins, the SEC's new chairperson, said: "Today's roundtable discussion focused on the challenges SEC registrants face when trying to securely custody crypto assets for clients under federal security laws. Modifying custody rules to accommodate crypto assets under the Securities Exchange Act, the Investment Advisers Act, or the Investment Corporations Act is a special brokerage business. Is the so-called regime feasible for market participants, or is...

Speaking at the third cryptocurrency roundtable, Paul Atkins, the new chairperson of the SEC, said: "This is my fourth day on the committee, and I am eager to address long-standing issues in the blockchain space, such as regulatory processing of digital assets and distributed ledger technology, and work with my colleagues and staff, and will also seek outside input. This is important work as entrepreneurs across the United States are using blockchain technology to modernize the financial system....