TechFlow news, on January 22, according to Jinshi Data, Karl Schamotta, Chief Market Strategist at Corpay, said that the tariff threats issued by Trump over the weekend triggered a typical "sell the U.S." effect, as investors reduced their exposure to U.S. assets, thereby driving down the dollar's exchange rate and pushing up prices of safe-haven assets such as gold and foreign government bonds. The reversal on Wednesday should help stabilize the dollar and ease short-term volatility by removing a major tail risk facing the market—but this event still reminds investors that the current U.S. policy framework remains highly unstable.
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