On February 27, according to 4E monitoring, Trump held his first cabinet meeting on Wednesday, confirming that tariffs on Canada and Mexico will take effect as scheduled, and claimed that a 25% tariff will be imposed on the EU. In addition, new home sales in the United States fell to a three-month low in January, further showing signs of weakening consumer demand. Tariff policies combined with poor consumption data have triggered market concerns about economic growth prospects. U.S. stocks rallied at the beginning of the session, but fell back from intraday highs under the impact of Trump's tariff remarks and finally closed mixed. The S & P 500 index and the Nasdaq, which had fallen for four consecutive days, rose slightly by 0.01% and 0.26% respectively, while the Dow closed down 0.43%. Most technology stocks rose, with Nvidia leading the gains of more than 3% before the earnings release, and Tesla falling another 3.96% due to falling sales. After U.S. stocks closed, Nvidia's fourth-quarter results and current quarterly guidance were higher than market expectations, easing market concerns about its AI chip production and computing power demand. The crypto market did not rebound with technology stocks, and Bitcoin fell again, dropping as low as US$82,256. It is currently US$84705, down 4.84% in 24 hours. The top ten mainstream currencies fell collectively, with ETH and SOL falling by 5.46% and 3.9% respectively. Shanzhai's performance was divided, with some rising against the trend, showing signs of bloodsucking Bitcoin, causing Bitcoin's market share to drop from 61% to 59.5% in two days. The Bitcoin Spot ETF had a net outflow of US$337 million yesterday, a seventh consecutive day of capital outflows. In terms of foreign exchange stocks, Trump's tariff remarks became the focus. The US dollar stabilized and rebounded on Wednesday. Gold prices stabilized after hitting a record high. Spot gold rose slightly by 0.08%; oil demand was weak and a potential peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine continued to put pressure on oil prices., U.S. oil fell 0.45%. Current tariff concerns and economic slowdown still dominate market sentiment, and investors are closely watching upcoming U.S. GDP and PCE data, as well as the latest developments in Trump's tariff plan. As a financial trading platform that supports cryptocurrencies, stock indices, bulk gold, foreign exchange and other assets, ee.com recently launched a USDT stablecoin wealth management product with an annualized yield of 8%, providing investors with potential safe-haven options. 4E reminds you to pay attention to market volatility risks and rationally allocate assets.