Trump Tariffs Grip Markets

The world’s stock exchanges sink out of Trump’s fear of tariffs Rachel Treisman, NPR and John Ruwitch, NPR The U.S. stock markets fell on Monday, spreading a settlement that has swept away global markets as investors seized over the potential economic devastation of President Trump’s tariffs. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 1,200 points, or more than 3 percent, shortly after Monday’s opening, and headed for a third consecutive…

Trump Tariffs Grip Markets

Trump Tariffs: Live US Stock Market Reaction News Today, Global Retaliation

Donald Trump’s tariffs ‘paint red’ the stock exchanges around the world, from Asia to Europe, from New York to Mexico, and caused a historic 13 percent drop in the Hong Kong stock exchange due to the US President’s trade war. In Asia, losses were led by Hong Kong’s Hang Seng, which Hong Kong, which collapsed 13.2 percent, and Taiwan’s Taiex, which suffered the biggest daily decline in its history, with a 9.7 percent drop. Technology values were …

This Tuesday, Gonzalo Soto and Ivet Rodríguez talk about the fall of Mexico's markets and the Mexican peso in response to the tariffs announced by the president of the United States, Donald Trump and the reactions of other countries. In addition, they give details on other topics: - Apple would lose up to 40,000 mdd for Trump's tariffs - Swaps contracts on Mexican debt reach levels of beginnings of the Covid - Foxconn already makes data centers …

Impact of Tariffs on Stock Markets - PressReach

The implementation of tariffs has long been a tool used by governments to protect domestic industries and regulate trade. Recently, the imposition of tariffs under President Trump’s administration has sent ripples across global stock markets. These measures, aimed at protecting American industries, have had mixed effects on different sectors, influencing investor sentiment and market volatility. Tariffs, essentially taxes on imports, can raise t…

The so-called "Trump Effect" for tariffs on several countries adds up to five days with a stock exchange boom with the main markets in pit. Yesterday black Monday persisted, with negative numbers, a situation that began on Thursday, Friday and its sharpened on Sunday. Asia with green numbers The first hours of Tuesday was beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel when the Asian exchanges finally saw green rebound numbers. The Tokyo Sto…