Trucks go to the Ambassador bridge to go to the United States in Detroit on April 1, 2025 in Windsor, Canada.
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Fear of something bad is usually stronger than the event itself (such as going back to work after the holidays).
This may be a case of a widely tilted plan of US President Donald Trump. Although Trump initially described this as “mutual tariffs”, suggesting that the USA is fitting to fees for the import of other countries, the White House reportedly considers 20% of fees for most goods and services. This number sounds high, but it is much lower than, for example, the India tariff for car imports – which can increase to 70%, according to the Times of India.
The dead investors have been slightly calming the messages, raising shares. However, it is too early to fail the guard. Trump's specific details of Trump's plans are still unclear. Uncertainty is a tender system for Trump; He could free a much more brutal tariff system than expected.
Another time, experiencing something bad can be worse than he is afraid of him (for example, when the boss presents a restructuring plan for the entire company).
What you need to know today
T-1 for tariffs
“Mutual Tariffs” of the US President Donald Trump will be announced on Wednesday and “To be Effective immediately“Press secretary Karoline Leavitt told the reporters on Tuesday. The details of Trump's plans are still unclear, but Washington Post announced on Tuesday that the White House is considering Tariffs of about 20% in most imports. Trump's plan for the transformation of global trade appears when The state economy looks more and more stuffy.
Variable trade
US markets increased mainly during an excited trade session on Tuesday. . S&P 500 closed 0.38% up, NASDAQ composite 0.87% addedIN But Industrial average Dow Jones fell by 0.03%. Regional Europe Stoxx 600 index gained 1.07%receiving a leg from the euro area cooler than expected. Industrial group Thyssenkrupp It increased by 6% after Kepler Cheuvreux updated the shares for “Buy” from “Hold”.
Coreweave Jump shares
Coreweave's The shares popped out on Tuesday almost 42%to close for $ 52.57, bringing the company to Market capitalization almost $ 25 billion. This move occurs on a flawless second trade day on public markets, when the shares fell by over 10% and fell below its initial price of the public offer of USD 40. Cloud Artificial Intelligence Cloud mentioned on Friday in The largest technological IPO supported by the undertaking For an American company from 2021.
European Union inflation cools down
Inflation in the euro area dropped to 2.2% in March According to Flash data from the Eurostat statistical agency published on Tuesday. This number is consistent with expectations and a touch below 2.3% of the final reading in February. Basic inflation, which excludes the prices of food, energy, alcohol and tobacco, has decreased to 2.4%. March soft reading increases the expectations of the rate reduction by the European Central Bank this month.
(Pro) “Avoid tariff anger”
The United States, as the world's largest economy, drive the finances of many international companies. Trump's tariffs are expected to slam the brakes, at least temporarily, in terms of increasing the revenues of these companies. But there are three actions that they can “Avoid tariff anger“According to one investor.
And finally …
Jeremy Allaire, co -founder and general director, Circle
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Stablecoin E -Emciser Circle Files on IPO as public markets open to crypto
Circle, a company standing for USDC Stablecoin, has submitted an application for the first public offer and plans to replace it on the New York stock exchange. JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup serve as main insurers, and the company reportedly strives to quote up to $ 5 billion. It will exchange under the symbol of Ticker CRCL.
It means the second attempt to make Circle public. Earlier connection with the Special Equity Acquisition company collapsed at the end of 2022 among regulatory challenges. The impact of the company to public markets reflects a broader moment for the cryptocurrency industry, which enjoys political favor under a more cryptographic US administration.