According to the Zhitong Finance APP, asset management company Pruce stated that U.S. stocks have been sold off due to tariff uncertainties and economic slowdown, underperforming global markets. Since the high in February, the S&amp;P 500 index has fallen nearly 9%, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq index has officially entered a correction zone. The firm noted that although volatility may persist, they believe that if the economy and labor market deteriorate rapidly, the Federal Reserve and other central banks may intervene to stabilize growth, and controlling inflation may take a back seat. Therefore, in the current environment of heightened risk aversion, the bond market may continue to play a supportive role, with yields likely to decline further in the short term.
Meanwhile, markets outside the U.S. have performed relatively well. The core reason for this sell-off lies in the uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies, which has led investors to readjust their expectations for Trump's second term.
Pruce expects that market uncertainty will persist in the short term, as the Trump administration continues to take aggressive policy actions to achieve long-term goals, which may put pressure on economic growth and market sentiment, and could potentially reignite inflation.
Pruce believes that shifting from a previously narrow market to a more diversified investment approach can provide stability during market sell-offs. The firm is closely monitoring the market, as market dislocations often create investment opportunities

Prysmian stated that if the U.S. economy and labor market deteriorate rapidly, the Federal Reserve and other central banks may intervene to stabilize growth, with controlling inflation taking a back seat. U.S. stocks have been sold off due to tariff uncertainties and economic slowdown, with the S&P 500 index dropping nearly 9% from its February highs. In the current environment of heightened risk aversion, the bond market may continue to provide support, and yields may further decline in the short term. Prysmian believes that market uncertainty will persist, and investors should focus on diversified investments to cope with market volatility

- Asset management firm Pruis reported that U.S. stocks are underperforming global markets due to tariff uncertainties and economic slowdown, with the S&P 500 index down nearly 9% since February's peak.  
- The firm believes that if the economy and labor market deteriorate rapidly, the Federal Reserve and other central banks may intervene to stabilize growth, potentially prioritizing inflation control less.  
- The core reason for the recent sell-off is the uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies, prompting investors to readjust expectations for Trump's second term, while non-U.S. markets remain relatively stable.

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