US EditionUS stocks open mostly lower as markets remain shaky following latest escalations in the global trade war
- The U.S. stock market faced high volatility as President Donald Trump's trade war escalated, affecting trading patterns significantly.
- The yield on the 10-year Treasury surged to 4.44%, reflecting investor uncertainty and pressure on the stock market.
- Delta Air Lines withdrew its financial forecast for 2025 due to the trade war's impact on business planning, while Walmart maintained its forecasts for sales and income.
- Regulators reported that trading systems remain stable amid fears of further market downturn.
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