[Events] How will NASDAQ index move this week？

Click to vote. Can you predict how $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ will move this week? If you get the right answer, you may divide 1000 Tiger Coins with other Tigers. In addition, you have the chance of winning USD 5 stock voucher.

U.S. stocks kicked off the week with gains in a volatile session. A surprise tariff exemption from President Trump sparked a rally in tech, lifting all three major indexes. The Nasdaq rose 0.64% to close at 16,831.48, with tech names leading the way.

Still, the market remains on edge after one of the most turbulent weeks in recent memory. The CBOE Volatility Index surged above 50, and while stocks bounced mid-week after Trump paused some tariffs for 90 days, the broader market remains under pressure. Since April 2, the Nasdaq has fallen 4.4%, reflecting ongoing concerns over trade tensions and global uncertainty.

Will the tech-driven rally continue, or is another pullback on the horizon?

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FOMC Decision: Are 3 Rate Cuts Still Possible This Year?

Currently, the market widely expects the FOMC to keep the federal funds rate target range unchanged at 4.25%–4.50% in this week’s policy meeting. Last Friday’s stronger-than-expected April nonfarm payroll data has given the Fed more room to hold steady. The market is still pricing in roughly 75 basis points of rate cuts this year—equivalent to three 25-basis-point cuts. But is the market being too optimistic? If rate cut expectations shift again, could the market come under pressure once more? As the broader market begins to pull back, what impact will this week’s FOMC meeting have?

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Comments

Ah_Meng
04-15
Ah_Meng
There's still a lot of uncertainty going forward... I will be observing 2 more sessions before casting my votes, given things are still very much fluid, more twists and turns are expected any day. Given that Nasdaq is still very much in its downtrend, I am not expecting much of a grand recovery performance from it. Although Donald Trump seemingly looms large in terms of market performance, ignoring him and focusing on the big picture is the way to go. He might be able to influence short term movement with his occasional 'messaging', he is as vulnerable as any of us in 'calling' the shots. Although the temporary suspension of tariffs here and there would do the market good, fundamentals still don't change. In fact, US is now weaker than when Donald Trump started his 'war cry'... or should I say, simply his cries... Stay the course on the bets that benefitted from the trade war is probably the way to go for now. To revisit again. @Barcode @Shernice 軒嬣 2000
Lain3y
04-16
Lain3y
I think the market is grappling with uncertainty over President Trump's trade policy.