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Dow Closes Down 420 Points as Trump Unveils New Tariffs

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WASHINGTON — Stocks closed down significantly on Monday after President Donald Trump announced steep tariffs on seven countries and threatened to impose new levies on others.

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Share markets in the United States fell yesterday from the historic peaks reached last week, as investors chose to reduce their exposure to risk, given the caution generated by Donald Trump's tariff threats to various countries, including Japan and South Korea. He also warned of additional tariffs of 10 percent to "any country that aligns with the anti-American policies of the BRICS."These ads mainly affected the Wall Street stock exchanges, but…

·Mexico
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The last diplomatic disagreements between the governments of Colombia and the United States are taking place in one of the most delicate moments for the configuration of world trade. On August 1, the extension decreed by President Donald Trump to renegotiate with each country the cataract of taxes imposed from Washington to half the world last April. Meanwhile, the White House has called for consultations on July 3 on its head of business in Bog…

·Spain
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The new tariff announcements by US President Trump cause unrest on the stock exchanges. The DAX is expected to start with a reduction in the day after a strong start to the week.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The New York Stock Exchange ended Monday with losses due to the announcement by the President of the United States (USA), Donald Trump, on the imposition of new tariffs on imports from Tunisia, Indonesia, Serbia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Thailand, South Africa, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Laos and Burma. READ ALSO: Donald Trump threatens with an additional tariff to countries that support the Brics The Dow Jones Index of Industrials fell by 0.94 percent,…

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