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72-hour cooling-off period - the credit market has established survival rules for the Trump era.
Wait for three days to confirm policy direction. Complete bond issuance before Trump is "online." Shift fund allocation towards Industries that are less susceptible to tariff impacts (such as canned food producers or mobile operators). In response to the heavy bombs occasionally dropped by Trump's Social Media Account, participants in the credit market have deciphered the above survival rules. More than ten lenders and bond underwriters revealed that in recent weeks they have started taking a series of defensive measures to cope with Trump's unpredictable changes. Some Institutions previously suffered losses because they took Trump's posts too seriously. For example, when Trump stated on Social Media that he would impose an additional 2
In April, France's manufacturing output increased for the first time in nearly three years.
A survey released on Friday showed that France's manufacturing output saw its first growth in nearly three years in April, with expectations of increased military spending potentially helping to offset the uncertainties of U.S. tariffs. The final value of the HCOB purchasing managers' index (PMI) for French manufacturing in April, compiled by S&P Global, rose from 48.5 in March to 48.7, the highest level since January 2023. Any data below 50 indicates contraction, while above 50 indicates expansion. The final data for the April manufacturing PMI exceeded the preliminary value of 48.2. European countries are planning to increase.
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