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‘Bloodbath’: The American stock market shoots 1,75T after Trump’s recession remarks Financial markets

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Shop in American states stretched more than 1.7 trillion in the amount of 1.7 trillion after US President Donald Trump refused to turn off the possibility that the economy could enter the recession this year.

Benchmark S & P 500 collapsed 2.7 percent on Monday, pulling the index almost 9 percent below high high times reached in 19. February.

Tech-Heavy Nasdaq 100 dropped 3.81 percent, the most abused one-day loss from September 2022. years.

Losses, which follow two weeks of steep decreases, means that the S & P 500 and NASDAQ 100 are now at the lowest levels of September.

Tesla, electric cars for cars leads with the Trump Cutting Cutting Tsar, Elon Musk, abolished some of the funniest losses between individual firms, including 15.43 percent.

The Asian Stock Exchange piled up in losses on Tuesday morning, with Japanese Nikkei 225 and Tajvan’s TaIex that release more than 2.5 percent, and Hong Kong’s Hange Seng slides about 1.5 percent.

The market route comes as Trump Tariff announcements for returned gamblers and fell fears that the economy could love in great slowdown or, in the worst, recession.

In an interview with Fox’s news that broadcast on Sunday, the trump card opened the possibility of falling questions whether they expect a recession this year.

“I hate to predict such things. There is a transition period because what we do is very big,” Trump said. “We bring a fortune back to America. It’s a big deal … It takes a little time, but I think it should be great for us.”

“There is complete uncertainty in the market” Steve Okun, the founder and the executive director of the Apac advisor in Singapore, said Al Jazeera.

“(Trump) There is no credibility right now when it comes to tariffs, because of what he did, especially with Mexico and Canada. Therefore, the markets react as they are – do not know what will happen.”

Trump struck 25 percent of the rates of imports from Mexico and Canada last week and doubled the rate of duty to Chinese goods at 20 percent, just to announce two days later to delay some duties to Mexican and Canadian goods until 2. April.

Separately 25 percent of steel and aluminum import tariffs should be entered into force on Wednesday.

Goldman Sachs Economists Last weeks increased their chances for a recession in the next 12 months of 15 percent, while JPMorgan Chase raised 30 percent, in 40 percent “thanks to extreme US policies.”

‘Inequality, confusion and mixed messaging’

The New York Stock Exchange Stander Peter Tuchman described a trade session on Monday as “blood proof”.

“These stocks are sitting and this is obviously the whole fear of the recession, isn’t it?” Tuchman said in the video published on X.

“We had a roller last week, we had a few days, and all a function of what goes out of the oval office, which is just a complete indecision, confusion and mixed message and investment in the whole situation.”

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, who represents the Massachusetts State, the accused Trump endangering the economy with his policies.

“We are in real economic problems thanks to the president, and currently, the stock market flashing the warning light,” Warren said on X.

In a rare thinning note with Trump among Republicans, the Kentucky Senator Rand Paul also raised an alarm on the action rubber.

“The trade on the stock exchange consists of millions of people who trade at the same time,” Paul said on X.

“Market indices are distillation of feelings. When the markets so diet in response to tariffs, it pays to listen.”

In an interview with CNBC on Monday, Kevin Hassett, the head of the Trump’s National Economic Council, played concerns about the health of the economy as “fell in the data”.

“What I think that will happen is the first quarter to give in a positive category, and then the second quarter will take off because everyone sees the reality of tax cuts,” Hasset said.

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2025-03-11 02:18:00

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