According to online reports, Jonas Goltman, a macroeconomist at Capital Investment Corporation, said in a report that after President Trump's so-called reciprocal tariffs caused the dollar and U.S. Treasury bonds to fall sharply in the near future, the dollar and U.S. Treasury bonds seem to be recovering in the next few months. He said the tariffs appear to have led to a loss of confidence in the United States as a safe haven for its currency and bonds. However, the U.S. economy may avoid a full-blown recession, and the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged this year, bringing the spread back in favor of the dollar. Believing that the chaos in the bond market will be alleviated. (Jin Shi)