US stocks enter the last critical period: to verify whether the economy can recover in the short term.

At present, the epidemic has not significantly slowed down, and the US states have begun to restart their economies. The market currently reflects the expectations of investors, and the US stock market is approaching the point of choosing a direction. But the fundamentals of domestic consumption in the United States may not be able to reach an equilibrium with its supply capacity (if production recovers too quickly). Once the United States encounters a bottleneck in domestic demand, it will seek to use exports to fill this supply-demand imbalance, which may trigger a new round of trade conflicts.