BlockBeats News, April 16th, according to 4E monitoring, influenced by the stalemate in the EU-US trade negotiations, investors were cautious, and the US stock market failed to continue its rebound on Tuesday, with all three major indexes slightly down, but the volatility has noticeably slowed recently. At the close, the Nasdaq fell by 0.05%, the S&P 500 fell by 0.17%, and the Dow fell by 0.39%. Tech stocks showed divergence, with the Big Seven Index falling by about 0.4%. The cryptocurrency market weakened across the board, with Bitcoin falling from $86,496 last night all the way down, currently trading at $83,670 at the time of writing, a nearly 2% drop in 24 hours; Ethereum broke below $1,600, down 2.2%. The altcoin market generally fell, with the Meme and AI sectors leading the decline. Despite the recent intense volatility in the financial markets, Bitcoin has held steady above eighty thousand, demonstrating strong resilience. In terms of major commodities, the weakness in the US dollar index has somewhat eased, rising by 0.59% to return above the 100 mark; crude oil prices remained basically flat compared to the previous day; trade uncertainty has favored safe-haven assets, with London Gold surging by 1.32% to $3,272, with a year-to-date gain of over 23%. The shadow of the trade war continues to loom over the market, the uncertainty of Trump's tariff policy has intensified global economic slowdown concerns, and the EU-US negotiation deadlock has further increased market uncertainty. The US stock earnings season has begun, with several large companies set to report earnings this week, which may further exacerbate market volatility. eeee.com, as a financial trading platform that supports assets such as cryptocurrencies, stock indexes, gold, and forex, recently launched a USDT stablecoin investment product with an 8% annualized return rate, providing investors with a potential hedging option. 4E reminds you to be aware of market volatility risks and to allocate your assets reasonably.
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