US Edition‘Black Monday’ stock market crash: Japan's Nikkei 225, China, Singapore markets plummet
- The global stock market faced significant declines on April 7, 2025, due to tariff hikes announced by the U.S. Administration on April 2, which caused a widespread sell-off in Asian markets.
- Japan's Nikkei index dropped to a 52-week low, losing 8.84% during early trading, while Taiwan's stocks fell nearly 10%.
- In India, the BSE Sensex sank by 5.19%, and Tata Group companies experienced major declines.
- President Donald Trump stated he has received calls from global leaders regarding tariffs, describing the new tariffs as a way to address U.S. Interests.
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Black Monday on stock markets, pinned by customs duties imposed by Donald Trump
The announcement of US President Donald Trump's customs duties caused an earthquake on the world stock markets on Monday, April 7, 2025. There has even been a black Monday on the financial markets, a mini-krach stock exchange, as the tremors are important. Investors are extremely nervous and anticipate their losses, while Donald Trump intends to persist on his path.
Wall Street braces for ‘Black Monday’ as Trump’s tariffs hammer global markets
A universal tariff went into effect on Saturday after Trump signed an executive order last week declaring “liberation day” for America. By Jewish Breaking News The fallout over President Donald Trump’s new tariffs continued to rock global markets on Monday, with Germany’s Dax falling 9% and London’s FTSE dropping about 5%. The damage was even more severe across Asia, where Japan’s Nikkei 225 closed down 7.9% and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng plummeted n…
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