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Market volatility recedes as investors brush off Donald Trump’s tariff threats

‘Taco trade’ dominates as stocks, bonds and currencies remain calm

Market volatility has dropped to near its lowest levels of the year and stocks are trading at record highs as anxiety over Donald Trump’s tariffs melts away despite the latest escalation of his trade war.

The Vix index, a measure of short-term expected volatility in the S&P 500, has fallen to 16, well below its long-run average of about 20. A similar index for expected volatility in the US government bond market is close to its lowest levels in three years.

At the same time, Nvidia has led a surge in tech stocks as the chipmaker reached an unprecedented $4tn valuation on Wednesday.

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