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Shares Hayven’s currencies have fallen heavily, and the bond yield decreased. US reserves dropped outdoors on Monday, sending the S&P 500 landmark to the bear.
S&P decreased by 4 percent shortly after the market opening, taking the benchmark on Wall Street since February to more than 20 percent. Nasdaq has lost 4.5 percent.
Earlier on this day, Asian shares were stabbed and Hong Kong Hang Seng Index decreased by more than 13 percent, which is the worst fall in this century.
European shares collapsed, and the SToxx Europe 600 index plunged 4.7 percent, while Dax Germany was 4.2 percent lower, and more than 10 percent dropped in the open. FTSE 100 decreased by 4.5 percent.
Heavy falls came when Goldman Sachs raised the likelihood of recession in the US from 35 to 45 percent after “sharp delay in financial conditions” after Trump imposed wide levies About American trading partners last week.
On Monday, Trump confirmed a warning for countries that “abuse” the US, so as not to avenge its tariffs. In a report on his truth on the social network, he claimed that such countries have been using good “US” for decades.
Asked about the market on Sunday, Trump told reporters that “sometimes it is necessary to take medication to fix something.”
Last week, the US president underlined a world trading order that he dubbed the Liberation Day, introducing more than 40 percent on some largest trading partners in America, which made China to China to China Post Retaliatory Trouts with 34 percent.
Trump’s call on Monday pushed traders in futures markets to raise rates on a federal reserve rate, prices either in four or in a five -year point reduction by December, compared to four on Friday.
As the markets collapsed, the outstanding figures on Wall -Story began to raise the alarm over the economic risks of Trump’s tariffs.
In his annual letter shareholders on Monday Jpmorgan Chase Chief Captured Jamie Dimon that the World Trade War risk to transfer the US economy into recession and raising prices.
On Sunday, the billionaire investor Bill Akman, who supported Trump, warned on X that the US president’s tariffs risk immersing the US into a “self-proclaimed, economic nuclear winter”.
Akman also attacked the secretary of trading Howard Lutnik as “indifferent to the stock market and economy”, saying that the Cantor Fitzgerald has earned money by ownership of fixed income assets.
Haven Bonds, such as the US Treasury, has increased in price during the fall of capital over the past few days. Lutnik “Profit when our economy disposes,” Akman said.
Investor Hedge Fund Billionaire Stanley Printing also expressed the confrontation between Trump’s trade policy, writing on X: “I do not support tariffs exceeding 10 percent.”
The 10-year profitability of the US Treasury, which was carefully observed by the Trump administration, decreased by 0.01 percentage points by 3.98 percent.
Japan’s 10-year revenue decreased by 0.07 percentage up 1.11 percent, and a 10-year German crop decreased by 0.07 percentage points to 2.55 percent.
“Investors close many positions in the light of volatility,” said Jason Louis, the head of the Asia Pacific and a derivative strategy in BNP Paribas. “(Falling is a reflection of some locations, especially foreign positioning in Japanese banks and finances.”
Goods resulting in heavy losses, and Western Texas Damnica’s oil benchmark decreased by 2.4 percent to $ 60.52 a barrel. The Brent Crude international landmark decreased by 2.1 percent to $ 64.18.
Bitcoin decreased by 2.7 percent to $ 76,691.
The US dollar was resistant to the peer basket. The Chinese authorities have put on the Renminbi shore at the weakest level since the beginning of December at RMB7.19 dollar.
On Sunday, Finance Minister Scott Into dismissed a “short -term” market reaction to the President’s aggressive tariffs, saying NBC that the White House would be “Keep the course“.
Asked if Trump’s tariffs could contract, he replied: “We must see what (other) countries are offered and whether it is plausible.”
Additional HaohSiang Ko report in Hong Kong
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2025-04-07 13:42:00
