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Yesterday's reversal on trade policy capped a dramatic week in markets.
Goldman Sachs Dominic Wilson and his team have consistently argued that a reversal in the proposed tariffs was by far the most direct route to stabilizing markets.
With signs of stress emerging in the US Treasury market emerging on Tuesday, that relief arguably prevented an acceleration in the market turmoil.