Stock Market Rebounds Amid Tariff Uncertainty

After weeks of losses, the stock market finally saw a rebound!

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones each gained 0.1%, while the Nasdaq rose 0.5%.

Big Tech stocks helped lift the market, with Apple up 2% and Microsoft gaining 1.1%.

However, concerns over tariffs and inflation remain.

Investors are on edge as President Trump’s April 2 tariff deadline approaches.

Companies like Nike and FedEx have already warned of weaker sales due to trade tensions.

Analysts fear that escalating tariffs could slow economic growth and keep markets volatile.

The Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged, citing economic uncertainty.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that inflation remains a concern, but reassured investors that recession risks are still

low.

Boeing’s stock surged 3.1% after President Trump announced the company will build the Air Force’s next-generation fighter jet.

Meanwhile, Lockheed Martin, which lost the contract, saw its shares drop 5.8%.

Despite the rebound, market volatility remains high.

A massive $4.7 trillion options expiry added to the turbulence.

Analysts warn that uncertainty over tariffs and economic growth could keep investors on edge in the coming weeks.