Enterprises are not afraid of "tariffs"

Businesses fear "uncertainty"
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Unpredictable policies, sudden bans, and ever-changing market rules.
Everyone found that Trump is not the kind of "mindless lunatic who randomly imposes tariffs," but rather a person who knows how to use negotiation to exchange for leverage. This predictability significantly reduces the uncertainty of policies.
When "uncertainty" decreases, the market is naturally willing to return.
In light of several recent data points:
• CPI (Consumer Price Index) remains stable, inflation expectations are moderate.
• UNRATE (unemployment rate) remains low, the job market is resilient.
• PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) rebounds, indicating vitality in the manufacturing sector.
• Ag Index (Agricultural Commodity Price Index) remains stable with a slight strength, supporting stable inflation.
These all create an overall atmosphere of "capital willing to enter the market."
What do you all think?👀