#MOODENG The global financial market has been shaken again due to uncertainty over tariff policies between America and China, making it difficult for investors to determine investment direction. Asset managers acknowledge that the current conditions are the most unpredictable since the COVID-19 crisis, with high volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty forcing them to adopt a neutral strategy.

A sudden spike in government bond yields and sharp fluctuations in currency add pressure, while trading volatility triggers speculative actions, including a surge in leveraged fund purchases and "zero-day" options that amplify market risks. Many long-term investors are avoiding the market due to concerns that fundamental analysis-based strategies are no longer effective in this highly unstable situation.

Tensions have risen again following strong statements from the U.S. Treasury Secretary regarding potential new tariffs, despite a previous trade truce agreement with China.