In early April 2025, the financial markets experienced an unexpected slight rise. Prior to this, the global economy was undergoing a significant adjustment period. However, April 2nd became a turning point for the financial markets that year. On that day, a sudden policy announcement triggered uncertainty in the global supply chain, and the markets immediately fell into a state of panic.

Major stock indices have experienced significant declines, with the S&P 500 index showing the most notable drop, approaching 17.8% at one point, nearly reaching the traditional definition of a bear market threshold. Other major indices, such as the Nasdaq, have also not been spared, showing a simultaneous downward trend.

This market fluctuation highlights the fragility of the global economy and the significant impact of policy changes on investor confidence. Although this rise is referred to as a 'mini bull market', it is essentially more like a brief technical rebound, which is then engulfed by a larger-scale decline.

This event reminds us once again that in today's highly interconnected global economy, the impact of a single event or policy can quickly transmit to global markets. Investors need to remain vigilant at all times, closely monitor various factors that may influence market trends, and adjust their investment strategies accordingly.