Futures on the wall are dropping when investors are worried about economic slowing in the US

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On Monday, the US futures declined sharply, dragging the global shares below as the investor problems grew as a result of the impact of President Trump’s policy on the US economy.

S&P futures decreased by 1.4 percent after the index decreased by 3.1 percent last week in the worst weekly speech in six months.

The contracts that track NASDAQ 100, which has been hit in large technological promotions in recent weeks has fallen by 1.6 percent.

The last downs, which also dragged markets in Europe and Asia, came after Trump on Sunday refused to off Either the recession or the inflation device when it rejected business problems about lack of clarity in its tariff plans.

“Global growth and trade are threatened,” said Paul Donovan, the chief economist of the UBS Global Wealth Management, adding that Trump’s tariff policy was “unpredictable”.

“When fear is increasing, consumers are less likely to spend and companies are less likely to invest,” he said.

The stocks of technology in the forefront of the recent sale are ahead of the US Open. Tesla, whose shares, after the US elections, increased by 3.7 percent in the bidding in front of the market to get closer to erasing all their income after Trump’s victory. Nvidia shed 2.6 percent.

In Europe, where the stock has surpassed the United States this year, the Stoxx Euro -600 index fell 1 percent, stretching into banks and technological stocks.

Last week, Germany Dax, which reached a number of record highs after the country agreed with the historic costs, decreased by 1.3 percent.

The US Treasury rallied on Monday when investors were looking for Haven assets. The 10-year yield that falls as prices rose by 0.08 percentage by 4.24 percent.

Investors are concerned that the inclusion of Trump’s trade war is harmful to the US economy, and on Friday the disappointing job numbers are up-to-date during weak data.

Over the weekend, the Treasury Minister Scott Igent provided little to the assurance of anxious investor as he recognized the signs of the US economic weakness. “Can we see that this economy we have inherited have started to ride a little? Of course,” he said CNBC.

Trump and the infant seems ready to “pain for the reorientation of the economy,” said Jim Reid Deutsche Bank. “These quotes, adopted for the denomination, suggest that their pain level is higher than most, presumably a few weeks ago.”

Meanwhile, Chinese consumer prices fell in February For the first time in 13 months, in the last signs of the weakness of the second largest economy in the world. The CSI 300 Index closed by 0.4 percent and the Hang Seng Index decreased by 1.9 percent, although this year it has still increased about 19 percent.

The stock market falls in recent weeks abrupt appeal From the mood at the end of last year and earlier this year, when hopes for deregulation and reducing taxes during Trump fueled a market action.

Instead, duties on trading partners such as CanadaMexico, China and the EU forced investors to hold their rates and made many at risk of reducing.

Banks on Wall -Story also rethink previous bull rates on how well the S&P will work this year.

JPMORGAN believes the index can decrease to 5200-falls almost 10 percent of modern levels of “uncertainty of trade”, while Citi analysts believe that Trump’s policy may push S&P to 5500 points. In December on average 10 global banks are expected The index rose approximately 10 percent in 2025 to approximately 6550 points.

“The US exception in the US has been experiencing turbulence in recent weeks,” Lakos-Budas Dubrovko said, JPMorgan strategist, adding that the uncertainty of politics has increased dramatically at the time of “rise in growth” and “crowded investor positioning”.

Additional reporting by Jan Smith