World Stock market Expanded a tough decision on Monday, which frightened the fuel US Taxes Global economic will lead to slowdown. European and Asian shares suffered dramatic losses, which tamper with the bear market area in the pre -US index, and oil prices were eliminated.
The markets have declined rapidly on Thursday and Friday following President Donald Trump's announcement of rapid US import tax and retaliation from China, which is widely sold in dangerous assets.
Tokyo's Nikki 225 Index lost 8 % shortly after the market opened and the Future Trading for the benchmark was briefly suspended. It closed 7.8 % at 31,136.58.
After the European shares, the Asian markets were headed by the German Dex Index, which was shortly dropped by more than 10 % in the Frankfurt Exchange's open, but some grounds were recovered to go down 5.8 percent in the morning trade. In Paris, the CAC40 increased by 5.8 percent, while the UK's FTSE 100 suffered a loss of 4.9 percent in the European morning.
The American futures indicated further weakness. S&P 500 loser, they lost 3.4 %, while Dow Jones for industrial average, they reduced 3.1 %. Nice Deck suffered a loss of 5.3 % in the future. If the US market has faced pre-market losses when the market opens, the S&P 500 bear will enter the market area-which is defined as a fall of more than 20 % from the peak. By the end of last week, the index was 17.4 %.
On Friday, The worst market crisis since Kovid 19 pandemic disease S&P 500 moved to a high gear after falling 6 % and Dow fell 5.5 %. The Nice deck composite decreased 3.8 %.
Deutsche Bank analysts wrote in a research note, “There is no sign that the markets are looking for a lower part and begin to stabilize.”
At the end of Sunday, Trump reaffirmed his commitment to introduce 10 % of taxes on imported goods in the United States by 50 %, the move was seen as a massive disruption to global trade and supply chains across the borders. Talking to reporters in Air Force One, he said he did not want the global markets to decline, but also that he was not worried about mass sales, adding, “Sometimes you have to take medicines to fix something.”
On Friday, China started heavy sales after Trump's tariffs, which led to the stake in the trade war that many fears could end in global recession. Even a better anticipated report about the US job market, usually the economy of each month, was not enough to stop the slide.
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“The idea is moving forward about how to play these prices,” said Rentero Nashimura, a colleague of the Asia Group.
Chinese markets often do not follow global trends, but they too are disturbed. Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell by 13.2 percent to 19,828.30, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 7.3 percent. In Taiwan, Taix fell 9.7 %.
South Korea's Kosopi defeated 5.6 % from 2,328.20, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 defeated 7,343.30 to 6 % to defeated 7,343.30.
Asian economies are much more exposed to Trump's prices because they depend on exports, and a large part goes to the United States.
“Beyond the melting of the market, the effects of the smaller and trade economies and the potential crises, it is important to see that Trump will soon be partially reached with most countries,” said Gary NG's Gary NG, said Natxes.
Oil prices are even more sinking, with the US benchmark raw material falling from $ 2.30 to $ 59.69 a barrel. International standard, Brent Crowd gave 33 2.33 to .2 63.25 a barrel. As the larger sales, the drop was given to the fear that the revenue would slow the economic growth. This will damage the fuel demand, and drops after a move to increase production through the coalition of OPEC+ producers.
Greater rate is also guaranteed. The US dollar came from 146.94 yen to 146.24 Japanese yen. The yen are often seen as a safe haven during the riots. The euro rose 0.3 percent to $ 1.0992.
More and more countries will likely respond to the United States with retaliation, said Nathan Thoft, chief investment officer and senior portfolio manager of the Manolive Investment Management. Given the large number of countries involved, “we think it will take a long time to work through different negotiations.”
“Finally, our advantage is indefinitely, and for some time the fluctuations remain,” he said.
The Federal Reserve can reduce the scottery of tariffs on the US economy by decreasing interest rates. This can encourage companies and households to borrow and spend. But Fed Chair Jerome Powell said on Friday that high revenue can increase inflation expectations and low rates can increase prices.
A lot will depend on how long it lasts at Trump's prices and how other countries react. Some investors hold the hope that they will reduce prices after discussing the “win” with other countries.
Stuart Qaiser, head of the US Equity Strategy in the city, wrote to clients in a note that revenue estimates and stock values still do not reflect the full potential impact of the trade war. “Despite the big bridge back, there is enough space in the negative side,” he said.
Curtainbach reported from Bangkok. Associated Press Writers Aka McGill, Paul Harlv and Jiang Jinn were cooperated.
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