PANews reported on April 11 that according to Jinshi, the Federal Reserve's Kashkari said on Friday that recent market trends show that investors are leaving the United States, the safest place to invest, as Trump's trade war escalates. He said that in recent days, as U.S. Treasury yields have risen, the dollar has depreciated against global currencies, and the trend is the opposite of what you usually see. "Typically, when you see a significant increase in tariffs, I expect the dollar to appreciate. I think the fact that the dollar is falling at the same time makes the argument for a shift in investor preferences more credible." Kashkari said. He also said: "Investors around the world see the United States as the best place to invest, and if that is the case, we will have a trade deficit. Therefore, one way it is manifesting now is lower yields on various types of assets in the United States." "If the trade deficit falls, investors may say, well, the United States is no longer the most attractive place to invest in the world, and then you will see bond yields rise." However, Kashkari pointed out that what he saw was "stress" in market operations, not serious chaos.