‘Bloodbath’: The US exchange pours $ 1.75TN after Trump’s decline words | Financial markets

The US exchange US President Donald Trump refused to refuse to rule out the likelihood of the economy this year.

On Monday, Monday, 2.7 percent on Monday, dragged 9 percent of the index, dragged 9 percent in late February.

Tech-Heavy Nasdaq 100 percent since September, 2022, was a single day of loss of its steep.

Losses that make two-week steep landing losses, S & P 500 and NASDAQ means the lowest level since September.

Tesla, Trump’s value cutting tsarin, elon musk, the electric car company managed by the ELECTRA, won the most upright losses among various companies 15.43 percent.

Asian stock exchanges looked at the losses on Tuesday morning, Japan’s Nikkei 225 and Taiwan Taiex and Hong Kong slipped Hang Seng about 1.5 percent.

Sunday route, Trump’s back and forward tariff ads can be brought to a large slowdown or worst of the economy, or worst, or worst, as the worst can be happened.

In an interview with Fox News, which broadcast on Sunday, Trump, this year was the probability that he had a decline.

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

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“The Tariffs are not valid for tariffs, especially in Mexico and Canada. Therefore, the markets react in their way – they do not know what will happen.”

Last week, 25 percent of Mexico and Canada hit the tariff for 25 percent, and two days after two days later, two days later, two days after two days later, the Mexican and Canadian goods were postponed.

Celik and aluminum imports separately 25 percent tariff will enter into force on Wednesday.

Goldman Sachs, last week raised the bet on a recession in the last week, raised the possibility of JPMorgan Chase to “Extreme US policy” from 30 percent to 40 percent.

‘Non-fearing, confusion and mixed messaging’

New York Stock Exchange Trader Peter Tuchman, described the trading session of Monday as a “blood roof.”

“These shares are eaten away and this is a fear of a recession, is it true, this is true?” Tuchman said in a video spreading in X.

“We had a roller coaster last week, spent a few days, spent a few days – and a function of all the way that loses confidence in the whole situation, the confusion and mixed messaging from the oval office.”

Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren, who represents Massachusetts, jeopardized the economy with their policies.

“Thanks to the president, we are in the real economic problem, now the stock exchange is a catastrophic warning light,” Warren said in X.

In a concerned reputation in a controversial note among the Republicans, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul also raised the excitement about the sharing route.

“The stock market consists of millions of people who trade at the same time,” he said.

“Market indices are distillation of feelings. Markets pay to listen when they fall like this in response to tariffs.”

In an interview with CNBC on Monday, the head of the Trump National Economic Council Kevin Hassett played concerns as “information” related to the health of the economy.

“I think it will happen that the first quarter will spread to the positive category, and then everyone goes to the reality of tax discounts,” Hasset said.