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US actions have fallen in two months, as the attack of gloomy economic data showed moods among consumers and enterprises, cooled down for a month for Donald Trump’s presidency.

On Friday, the S&P 500 fell 1.7 percent, which is the worst slide for the Wall Street Chip Index since December 18, when the federal reserve reduces interest rates but signaling a slower pace Monetary policy was softened in 2025.

Since January 27 since January 27, focused on NASDAQ technology, decreased by 2.2 percent when Great technology Reserves were affected by the hassle of promoting Chinese artificial intelligence Deep-Deepek, shocked by the sector.

A sharp decline occurred when a series of reports signaled that the world’s largest economy collided with high rates and inflation. Trump’s tariffs also started mooding in consumers and enterprises.

Wobble Wall Street interrupts a stock in US shares, which sent the S&P 500 to a record high on Wednesday.

Trump’s policy in reserve rules and striving to increase the growth after the November elections in November, but recently some enthusiasm has decreased because the problems have spun about the consequences of tariffs that are supposed to increase inflation.

The data published on Friday showed that in January the previous month of sales of houses owned earlier, decreased by 4.9 percent when buyers fought with steadily high mortgage rates and high -cost large areas of the country.

Meanwhile, in February since January from January from January from January to January to January, a measure of confidence in consumers decreased dramatically. The poll also showed that long -term inflation expectations have reached the highest level since 1995.

“The short answer is that the consumer has problems,” said the chief economist of interactive brokers Steve Sosnok, pointing to weak data recently, including soft retailers last week.

Special carefully watching the S&P Global poll, showed that activities in the wide service in the United States have been concluded at the fastest pace in more than two years. Manufacturers have noted that the cost of entering dramatically as a result of raising prices caused by tariff and pressure on salaries.

“The uplifting mood, which is observed among US enterprises at the beginning of the year, has evaporated, replaced with a darkened picture of increased uncertainty, delays of business activity and rising prices,” said Chris Williamson, the chief economist of the S&P Global Market Intelligeption.

Reflecting the width of the sale on Friday, nearly four of the five S&P 500 stocks decreased, and a small hat focused on Russia 2000, which consisted of more concentrated group groups decreased by more than 2 percent.

Only consumer staples – a classic defensive game – received on Friday from 11 S&P sectors. The discretion of consumers who works well when the growth is good was the worst performer, sliding 2.8 percent.

Friday also noted the expiration date for a large number of stock options. Such classes are often usually characterized by volatile stock prices.

The sale was accompanied by the action in the Treasury notes, as investors sought relative security of government debt and came at the end of the week of long geopolitical uncertainty.

Trump said earlier this week that he would introduce 25 percent car import tariffs – as soon as April 2 – and indicated the prospect of placement of imported semiconductors and pharmaceuticals. The US also said they will impose huge tariffs against Mexico and Canada, its largest trading partners.

The administration also reduced thousands of workers from the federal labor force, and Trump checked political nerves, opening peace talks with Russia, stopping the war in Ukraine and calling on Volodimir Zelensky’s “dictator”.

The US 10-year revenue decreased by 0.08 percentage at more than a two-week minimum of 4.42 percent.

Government bonds have also grown in Europe. The yield on the 10-year tug fell by 0.08 percentage points by 2.45 percent ahead of Germany Federal Election On Sunday, the polls show will be won by the right -wing center of the Christian Democratic Union.

Unlike its peers in the US, on Friday, the wide dates for the largest actions in Europe closed, although Dax from Germany closed just below.

Additional Jennifer Hughes report in New York