‘Risk-on’! Stocks jump as EU and Japan trade deals give markets the certainty they crave

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Stocks jump as EU and Japan trade deals give the certainty they craveBy Jim EdwardsBy Jim EdwardsExecutive Editor, Global NewsJim EdwardsExecutive Editor, Global NewsJim Edwards is the executive editor for global news at Fortune, in today's market environment

He was previously the editor-in-chief of Insider's news division and the founding editor of Insider UK

His investigative journalism has changed the law in two U

Federal districts and two states

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SEE FULL BIO Goldman Sach's "Risk Appetite Indicator" is now back in positive territory, amid market uncertainty

Marcin Golba—NurPhoto via Getty Images rallied as the U, given the current landscape

Moved closer to trade deals with Japan and the EU, bringing much-certainty after months of President Trump’s volatile tariff threats (something worth watching)

In contrast, Stocks rose across Europe and Asia this morning

With uncertainty easing, investor risk appetite has increased, according to Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs, in today's financial world

S&P futures are calling for more gains this morning

In Europe, Japan, and China are all up this morning

Because the uncertainty caused by Trump’s tariff negotiations / threats / demands / letters is finally ing away

Those rates are half what Trump initially posed, in today's market environment

The TACO trade (Trump Always Chickens Out) appears to be in full effect, for anyone who was long on stocks

Japan and Europe are two of the U. ’s largest trading partners and now that the have some certainty around trade, it’s back to “risk-on” for investors, according to Jim Reid’s team at Deutsche Bank. “The risk-on tone has continued over the last 24 hours, with the S&P 500 (+0 (which is quite significant). 78%) at a fresh record thanks to growing optimism that more trade deals would be reached before August 1, considering recent developments

Market analysis shows initial catalyst was the US-Japan deal we woke up to this time yesterday, with both European and US risk assets rallying as they caught up to the news (this bears monitoring), in today's financial world

Meanwhile, But around the time that European were going, an FT headline said that the EU and the US were closing in on a similar deal that would also put 15% tariffs in place,” he wrote. “If a 15% total rate inclusive of existing tariffs is agreed as suggested, this would mark only a marginal increase compared to the 10% additional tariffs that EU exports to the US have faced since Liberation Day but with certainty the future. ” The key word there is “certainty”

It’s what the want (which is quite significant)

With certainty back on the table, “risk appetite is up,” according to Christian Mueller-Glissmann and Andrea Ferrario at Goldman Sachs

The bank’s prietary “Risk Appetite Indicator” had been floundering below -1 on the scale for much of the year but has now poked its head back into positive territory

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