Trump tariffs already affect markets
A truck carrying vehicles, on February 3, 2025 in the US-Mexican border, US-Mexico border, a truck included in the United States in the US-Mexico border.
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Trump tariffs come into effect
US President Donald Trump The tariffs have started salvo Saturday. Imports from Mexico and Canada will face a 25% fee, and those who come from China will be subject to 10% tariffs. Energy sources from Canada will face a lower 10% tariff. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was announced on the same day 25% revenge tariffs against $ 155 billion In US goods. There are industrial leaders in the United States expressed concern over these tariffs.
The effects of Trump’s tariffs
Founders of Funds of US Founders in Monday morning Because traders digest the results of the tariffs. The price of the US crude has reached about 2%, and the International Brent Benchmark increased by more than 1%. But they think analysts Oil prices may fall in a long time If tariffs trigger the global recession. Bitcoin fell from 24,174.61 to $ 94.174.61 per $ 24.174.61 A Tariff War would be “amazing” for cryptocurrency.
For shares, a winning January between uncertainty
US markets withdrawn on FridayEarnings earlier to earn, according to Trump’s approaching tariffs. This S & P 500 Lost 0.50%, Dow Jones Industry Medium Sliding 0.75% and Nasdaq composite 0.28% fell, but all indices ended in green in green. Asian-Pacific Markets He was hurt on Monday. Japan Nikkei 225 and South Korea KOSPI index each fell more than 2%. Taiwanese semiconductor reserves TSMC and which trading foxconn O Hai sensitive industryLast week, DEEPSEK collapsed after buying induced technicians.
The factory increase in China is slow down
China’s factory activity slowed in Januaryaccording to CAIXIN / S & P Global Production Procurement Managers Index. Seasonally adjusted reading is lower than December 50.1, which was the forecast of Reuters. Domestic demand, according to the survey, the new export orders fell to the second straight moon.
(Pro) tariffs will not be struck all equally
Quality tariffs about Canada, Mexico and China, which means that no goods imported from these countries will not be wary. However, this will be US companies that are produced in the world, which are produced or im importing too much solved the hardest coup.
Bottom line
US President Donald Trump’s tariffs are already a fact, but it is a reality. They closed a wild January, where a new president entered the White House and entered a new Chinese artificial intelligence model.
Another thing that is new in January: the highest closing level for S & P 500.
However, the tariffs and a potential trading war can be difficult to expand the scale of new heights in new heights in new heights in the markets, a brewing trade war.
Even the great technological savings and work numbers this week this week can usually play the second violin to political developments that are likely to move on the market.
Markets are already reacting to the news. Although the prices of oil and gold, which are priced to move upwards in times of volatility – even if these changes are a shock or continuous trend, Bitcoin falls down.
In January, the factory, which is growing in a slower speed, will probably take a blow to US companies as they tried to move away from China imports.
Trump’s current tariffs can be targeted, but it is difficult to see any country or sector useless.
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