BlueberryMarkets蓝莓外汇：欧洲股市在经济不确定性中谨慎交易

Group 1: Market Overview - European stock indices opened cautiously after the Easter long weekend, with the DAX index down 0.3%, CAC 40 down 0.2%, and FTSE 100 nearly flat, reflecting fragile market sentiment [1] - Investors are grappling with economic uncertainty stemming from President Trump's unpredictable trade policies, which have created a tense market environment [1] - In the week ending April 16, investors net bought $11 billion in European stock funds and $3.6 billion in Asian stock funds, while U.S. stock funds saw an outflow of $10.6 billion, indicating a shift in investor sentiment towards different markets [1] Group 2: Economic Policy and Central Bank Actions - U.S. major indices fell sharply as Trump raised concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve, calling for the replacement of Chairman Jerome Powell and advocating for "preemptive rate cuts" to avoid economic slowdown [3] - The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates in March, seeking "greater clarity" before making any adjustments, while Powell noted that tariffs could likely lead to a temporary rise in inflation, adding to market confusion [3] - The European Central Bank (ECB) recently cut rates for the seventh time in a year to support the struggling Eurozone economy, which faces significant impacts from U.S. tariffs, leading investors to bet on further rate cuts due to the region's weak economic outlook [3] Group 3: Corporate Developments - Roche announced plans to invest $50 billion in the U.S. over the next five years, expected to create over 12,000 new jobs, including nearly 6,500 construction jobs, marking one of the largest foreign investments since Trump's new tariff policies [4] - Mercedes-Benz launched a new all-electric luxury van segment called "Vision V," showcasing the company's innovative efforts in response to market changes [4] - Tesla is anticipated to release its earnings soon, with expectations low due to competitive pressures and backlash against CEO Elon Musk's far-right political stance, making the earnings report a focal point for market attention [4] Group 4: Oil Market Dynamics - Oil prices rebounded on Tuesday after a significant drop the previous trading day, with Brent futures up 1.2% to $67.04 per barrel and WTI futures up 1.4% to $63.27 per barrel, despite ongoing cautious sentiment due to global economic uncertainty from U.S. trade tariffs [5] - Both benchmark oil prices had previously fallen over 2% as Iran and the U.S. agreed to begin expert-level discussions on a potential nuclear agreement, reflecting the complex and volatile nature of the global economic landscape [5]