Market Rundown: Trump Signs Rare Earths Deal with Japan, Fed Meeting Looms
ReutersNovember 5, 20252 min1,031 views
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- π€ President Trump met with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, signing a deal to secure the supply of rare earths.
- π‘ Japan has pledged to invest $550 billion in the US, potentially in areas like liquid natural gas, AI, and critical minerals.
- π― Both nations aim to reduce China's dominance, which currently processes 90% of the world's rare earth supply.
Market Reactions to Trade Negotiations
- π Markets globally saw an uptick following news of a potential US-China trade deal, with the US considering cutting tariffs and China postponing rare earth export controls.
- π Investors are optimistic that President Trump may soften his threatened tariffs ahead of his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Federal Reserve Meeting and Policy Watch
- π The Federal Reserve meeting begins today, with a quarter-point interest rate cut widely expected tomorrow.
- β οΈ Investors will be closely monitoring comments regarding the end of quantitative tightening, as the Fed might conclude this process sooner than anticipated.
US Government Shutdown Impact
- βοΈ Over 7,000 flights in the US were delayed on Monday due to a shortage of air traffic control staff.
- π« This shortage is a direct result of the ongoing US government shutdown, now in its fourth week, impacting federal employees' paychecks.
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