Dow sinks 600 points. Stocks are on track for their worst quarter since 2023
- Wall Street faced significant losses due to fears of worsening inflation and a slowing U.S. Economy, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 719 points, or 1.7%.
- Lululemon Athletica's stock fell 15.4% despite reporting stronger profits than expected, marking one of its worst days in more than a year.
- A survey by the University of Michigan revealed that two out of three U.S. Consumers expect unemployment to worsen, the highest sentiment since 2009, raising concerns about the job market.
- The stock markets worldwide are likely to remain unstable as a deadline approaches for new tariffs announced by President Donald Trump.
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Trump administration gets into a dangerous game on the stock market
The Trump administration has been extraordinarily indifferent to the fall of the actions. “I can assure you that corrections are healthy, they are normal,” said Scott Bessent, US Treasury Secretary, on March 16, in the government’s latest indifference. The small rise in the prolonged rise in the US stock market (the S&P 500 index has dropped by 8% since its historic peak in February) may have been triggered by Donald Trump’s enthusiasm for tarif…

TSX down 400 points on Friday amid looming tariffs, inflation worries
Canadian and American markets tumbled Friday amid inflation worries and uncertainty over the scale and scope of the next round of U.S. tariffs set to kick in April 2.
US stocks plunge on tariff fears, inflation data
NEW YORK, United States — Wall Street stocks plummeted Friday, with all three major indexes ending the day sharply lower in anticipation of a fresh wave of tariffs by US President Donald Trump next week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 1.7 percent to 41,583.90, while the broad-based S&P 500 Index lost 2.0 percent at
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