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Trump tariff chaos rattles global stock markets

Eight tech billionaires have lost over $266 billion due to President Donald Trump's policies, which have spooked investors.
Elon Musk's fortune declined by 30%, overshadowed by fears of inflation and recession sparked by Trump's recent statements.
The Nasdaq Composite experienced its steepest one-day loss since 2022, dropping 4% as Trump's economic comments heightened fears of recession.
Trump's chaotic approach to tariffs has led to confusion in financial markets and tensions within his Cabinet over government cuts.

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Bloomberg

The Long Era of US Outperformance May Be Ending

The recent slide in US stocks is as much about overvaluation as about Trump.

3 hours ago·United States

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Welt

Dispute over US tariffs: "The EU takes the 2018 screenplay out of the drawer"

US President Donald Trump's zigzag rate in customs policy confuses the stock markets and stirs up fears of recession. "The risk is rising, of course," says Johannes Mayr, Chief Economist of Eyb & Wallwitz in conversation with Dietmar Deffner.

4 hours ago·Dortmund, Germany

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Daily Mirror

Trump tariffs spark trade war chaos and fears of global meltdown as world reacts

US President Donald Trump's trade war has rumbled into Europe and beyond after his wild 25% tariffs, forcing world leaders to take emergency financial measures to preserve the fragile global economy

5 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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Channel News Asia

Caution prevails in Asian stock markets amid US tariff fears, but losses may be limited: Analysts

Uncertainty surrounding US tariffs and potential retaliatory measures will continue to weigh on Asia's stock markets until more clarity emerges, analysts say.

8 hours ago·Singapore

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Mainichi Shimbun

Tokyo stocks edge up on weaker yen amid caution over US tariffs

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Tokyo stocks ended slightly higher Wednesday, as some export-related issues attracted buying on a weaker yen while investors remained

8 hours ago·Chiyoda, Japan

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Tyler Morning Telegraph

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Markets mixed as Trump trade policy sows uncertainty

Asian and European equities were mixed Wednesday as investors fret over President Donald Trump's ever-changing trade policies amid increasing concern that his tariffs could send the US economy into recession.

8 hours ago

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