Global stocks fall as Wall Street heads for further declines

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On Monday, the world’s shares fell on Wall Street.

S & P Future decreased more than 1% after 3.1% loss last week. NASDAQ 100, which has been hit by a large technological shares in recent weeks, was on Monday on the open fall.

The recent decline, which also knocked in Europe and Asia markets, came after Sunday Donald Trump refused to exclude Either decline or inflation, as he fired business concerns due to lack of clarity of his tariff plans.

“Trump’s tariff policy has become unpredictable with a number of retreats, so they almost face the announcement of the next tax growth,” said Paul Donovan, General Economist UBS Global Weader Management. “World growth and trade are under threat.”

In Europe, where the shares have exceeded the United States this year, the Stoxx Europe 600 index decreased by 0.6%, descending by banks and technological shares.

Germany’s DAX, which hits the record heights last week, when the country agreed to the historic cost pack, fell by more than 1 percent.

Investors are afraid that Trump’s removed commercial war harms the US economy, frustrating jobs on Friday allows weak data.

Monday US treasures collected because investors were looking for safe assets. The 10-year treasury yield, which falls as a rise in prices, decreased by 0.06 percentage points – by 4.26%.