World stocks and S&P 500 hit new highs Tuesday, boosted by strong U.S. earnings. Gold hits fresh peaks, dollar at four-year low due to anxiety over President Trump’s policy direction. Japanese authorities may intervene in FX market to support yen. U.S. consumer confidence at 11-1/2-year low.

S&P 500 nears 7000, South Korea up 3%, Brazil at new highs. Nine S&P 500 sectors rise, tech and utilities lead. Dollar selloff continues, Swiss franc at 11-year high. Oil up 3%, gold and silver rebound, platinum and palladium slide. U.S. Treasury yields up 4 bps.

U.S. dollar hits new four-year lows as investors dump greenback due to geopolitical tensions and Trump’s policies. Short-term technicals and momentum not in dollar’s favor. Swiss franc strengthens as safe-haven currency, euro/Swiss at 0.9163 francs, 11-year high against dollar.

Stocks hit new highs despite currency market turmoil. Strong U.S. earnings, growth, and confidence in AI boom drive stock market gains. How long can equities remain immune to rising uncertainty and volatility in other markets? Dollar declines and bond market selloffs may impact equities.

Australia inflation data, ECB Board Member speech, Brazil and Canada interest rate decisions, U.S. Treasury auctions, and earnings reports from Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, and more could move markets tomorrow. Sign up for Trading Day newsletter for daily updates. Opinions expressed are author’s own, not Reuters News.

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