TradFi Fall Alert: USDILS (US dollar vs Israeli Shekel) Falls Over 1%

The Federal Reserve chair nominee, Wosh, is scheduled to testify on April 21.

Gate News news: On April 14, the hearing of Fed chair nominee Waller is scheduled for April 21.

Gate TradFi lists 17 forex pairs, 2 index pairs, 5 metal pairs, and 1 commodity CFD trading pair, supporting up to 100x leverage

Gate News update, according to Gate’s official announcement The Gate TradFi zone has launched multiple CFD trading pairs. The Forex zone has added 17 new trading pairs, including CHFSGD, EURDKK, EURPLN, USDBRL, USDCLP, USDCOP, USDILS, USDKRW, USDPLN, EURCNH, EURHKD, GBPNOK, GBPSEK, NOKSEK, NZDSEK, AUDZAR, and CHFZAR, supporting fixed leverage of 20 to 100x. The Indices zone has launched two trading pairs, ES35 and SA40, both supporting fixed leverage of 100x. The Metals zone has launched five trading pairs: XAGAUD, XAUAUD, XAUEUR, XAUJPY, and XPDUSD, supporting fixed leverage of 20 to 100x. The Commodities zone has launched a GAS gasoline trading pair, supporting fixed leverage of 20x. For all trading pairs, the minimum order quantity is 0.01.

Gate TradFi launches 15 Hong Kong stock pairs and 6 forex CFD trading pairs, supporting up to 20x leverage

Gate News message: According to the official announcement, the Gate TradFi Stock Trading Zone has launched 15 stock CFD pairs for Tencent, Meituan, Xiaomi, Kuaishou, AIA Insurance, Geely Automobile, Zhipu, MINIMAX, Xunce, Lenovo, Kangfang Bio, CITIC Shares, Rongchuang China, China Biopharmaceutical, Anta Sports, all of which support 4x fixed leverage, with a minimum order quantity of 0.1. In addition, the Gate TradFi FX Trading Zone has launched 6 foreign-exchange CFD pairs: EUR/Hungarian Forint, USD/Hungarian Forint, USD/Indonesian Rupiah, USD/Indian Rupee, USD/Thai Baht, and USD/New Taiwan Dollar. All pairs support 20x fixed leverage, with a minimum order quantity of 0.01.

Citigroup raises its U.S. stock market rating to “Buy,” favoring defensive stocks

Gate News message, April 14, Citi Group’s strategists raised their rating for the U.S. stock market from "Neutral" to "Buy," aligning with the views of other analysts on Wall Street. Citi said that heightened uncertainty in the war situation has made investors more inclined to choose companies with higher quality and stronger defensiveness. Based on the principles of a "quality/defensive tilt," Citi adjusted its global asset allocation. Meanwhile, Citi downgraded its emerging market stock rating from "Buy" to "Neutral," saying these markets are more vulnerable to energy shocks, and that a stronger U.S. dollar puts additional pressure on them.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent: The U.S. should wait and watch before cutting interest rates

Gate News message: On April 14, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said the United States should "wait and see" before cutting interest rates.

JPMorgan CEO Dimon Warns: A Possible Iran War Could Reignite the Inflation Pressure, and the Federal Reserve’s Interest Rates May Stay High for Longer

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned in his annual shareholder letter that a war with Iran could trigger persistent oil and commodity price shocks, creating inflation pressure that is stickier than the market expects, and that the Federal Reserve may need to maintain high interest rates for longer. He noted that the war’s economic impact is widespread, including a global restructuring of supply chains and rising energy prices. In addition, Dimon still holds a positive view of the U.S. economy, but warned that the economic shocks from the war could weaken that resilience.