Analyst: Although Trump's latest remarks talk about tariffs again, market attention seems to have shifted away from tariffs

According to BlockBeats, on June 17th, Trump's latest statement stated that the EU has not yet provided a fair agreement. Although it is possible to reach a deal with Japan, their attitude is' tough '. He also pointed out that pharmaceutical tariffs are about to be introduced. Analysts say that Trump's remarks mainly focus on the issue of tariffs. But the analyst believes that tariffs are no longer as important because if necessary, the deadline for the July (tariff suspension) will be extended, and the market has already digested the average tariff rate of 10%. In addition, companies are still considering tariff rates of 10-20%. Positive expectations for global economic growth now depend on Trump's "Beautiful Big Bill" and interest rate cuts. Negative outcomes in these areas may lead to expected repricing and suppress risk sentiment. (Golden Ten)