Reverse shares between auto tariffs

US President Donald Trump, when the 2024 presidential elections in November last year, the markets were in a relatively pleasant mood.

Negotiations on geregulation and tax reduction negotiations, the consumer would believe that the investors will be cut and cause the exchange to the exchange when lifting inflation.

Now it seems to be tough in expectations. Trump’s tariff announcements and sometimes sent markets to a rollergoaster ride on threats.

This is concerned about how investors will affect the extensive economy of revenge tariffs and affect the wider economy that show signs of weakness.

This Performance of a recession Damocles on the stock exchange are as great as the sword. The question is that the sword actually returns to the market and if so, when?

– Lim hui jie

China’s Xi meet with global execs
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday met with global managers And did a job to invest in the country, because Beijing focuses on reaching businesses with the United States. XI stressed that China is a safe and stable place for foreign companies. “Putting in China is to invest tomorrow,” said Mandarin was translated by CNBC.

China trading tension seems to deepen the relationship with Amidin Central Asia
There is an increasing trade war in the United States Expand Beijing to further expand Beijing Analysts with Central Asia say that the state-supported firms are considering to replace US imports and exports. Chinese self-leading trading partner and best foreign investors, five Central Asian people, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

Asia automatic shares fall for the second flat day
Shares of the main motorists of Asia Investors slipped for a second straight day because they continue to draw new automatic tariffs applied by Trump. Japanese cars TOYOTA and Honda 4.53% and 4.88% fell accordingly. NissanIn Mexico, three plants decreased by 3.9%. The South Korean Kia engines Production Plant in MexicoHyundai Motor fell by 3.53%.

Australia calls the general election on May 3
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Friday He called a national election on May 3From the center, the left government visits the second three-year term to start a five-week campaign until election day. The Labor Party of Albania has won a majority in the last federal elections at the end of the Liberal-National Coalition Power for 9 years, but opinion polls are currently working with the Conservative Liberal-National Coalition of the Labor Party.

Trump threatens ‘remote’ tariffs in the EU and Canada
Trump threatens to apply “far larger” tariffs EU and Canada together to fight trade tariffs. “EU large-scale tariffs with Canada with Canada with Canada, are large-scale tariffs that are currently planned now, each of the two countries will be placed in them to protect the best friend of each country!” Trump said in a truth actualize Thursday.

Dow sees back-back losses
All three major US funds have dropped Thursday, investors, Trump’s latest tariff news, including new tariffs focused on foreign cars. This Dow Jones Industry Medium 0.37% fell by 0.37%, S & P 500 Reduced 0.33% and Nasdaq Composite Slid 0.53%. Several cars decreased after Trump 25% of the tariffs announced On April 2, “All cars that are not made in the United States.” General Engines while more than 7% retreated Ford Slipped about 4%. In Asia, Markets are mainly retreatedWith Japan Nikkei 225 Lose more than 2%.

(Pro) to buy NVIDIA ‘especially attractive opportunity’
There is a final in view for Nvidia ‘According to Bank of America, the last rough patch and this means that according to the Bank of America, it may have a full purchase opportunity for shares of artificial intelligence. The company has a target price, which is closely eliminated by about 76% closely 76% on Wednesday.

“Super Entertaining Seeing Super Entertainment Showers” in Chatgpt, “Our GPUS melt”, Altman Sent social media site x By adding that the company will temporarily restrict the use of the company’s feature as it works more efficiently.

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