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Deep Tide TechFlow news, April 7, according to Golden Ten Data reported, the Trump administration imposed epic tariffs on most of the world's imports, the Federal Reserve is afraid to be unable to resolve. Bill Dudley, the Fed's ‘former hawk king’ and former New York Fed president, warned that the market's expectation of a rate cut of more than 100 basis points this year was ‘naive’ and could only be realised by a full-blown recession in the US economy. The next six months inflation or punch 5%, economic growth is afraid of cutting to 1%, the Fed will be caught in the ‘interest rate hikes accelerate recession, interest rate cuts deteriorate inflation,’ the dilemma of the dilemma. Don't expect the Fed can save the tariffs dragged down the U.S. economy, now the only question is ‘how deep will the damage be’.

Deep Tide TechFlow - April 7, 2013 - Futures linked to the S&P 500 fell further on Monday, dropping more than 20 percent from their all-time highs, as the US stock market's most-watched benchmark index is on the verge of confirming a bear market, according to Golden Ten Data. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Stock Average are also down 20 per cent from their all-time highs, while the Nasdaq confirmed it was in a bear market last week as fears of a recession in the wake of Trump's sweeping tariffs battered global stock markets. Under a widely used definition, an index is confirmed to be in a bear market if it closes more than 20 per cent below its all-time closing high. The last time the S&P 500 confirmed it was in bear market territory was in June 2022, when investors worried about whether the Federal Reserve would be able to curb post-epidemic inflation without triggering a recession. Bear markets typically lead to recessions and last until investors believe the worst stages of a recession are behind them. Nine of the 12 bear markets since 1948 have been accompanied by recessions, according to investment research firm CFRA.