Stock market drops again after brief rise as Trump remains committed to tariffs

The actions are abruptly oscillating, then again down to Wall Street while the markets try to evaluate the potential damage by the global commercial war of the President of the United States Donald Trump.

The industrial average of Dow Jones briefly canceled a morning loss of 1,700 points, exceeded more than 800 points, so she returned to a loss of 414 points. In the same way, the S&P 500 made sudden overhanging movements up and down and dropped by 1.3 percent in the first hour of commerce.

The Nasdaq composite dropped by 0.8 percent. This followed the strong drops all over the world while concerns increase if Trump’s commercial war will silrate the global economy.

The main indexes of Wall Street revealed the course and moved clearly after the economic councilor of the White House Kevin Hassett said in an interview that Trump was taking into consideration a 90 -day tariff break on all countries except China. The markets fell again while the White House called Word of 90 days of break “False news”.

Wall Street opened today, leaving his worst week since Covid started crashing into the global economy in March 2020.

Before the start of the trading, the S&P 500 was directed towards the territory of the bear market, defined as a fall of over 20 % from the peak. The S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones recovered a certain value before the opening of the markets. The index was out of 17.4 percent at the end of last week.

The huge Sell-off in more risky activities that started the day and enhanced the global share markets follows the announcement of Trump of taxes on significantly higher and retaliation from China that saw the markets fall abruptly on Thursday and Friday.

Late Sunday, Trump reiterated his determination, saying: “Sometimes you have to take medicines to repair something”.

Some countries, South Korea and Pakistan, said they had sent commercial officials to Washington soon to try to seek clarity.

However, the Minister of the German Economy, Robert Habeck, was provocative when he arrived at a meeting of the European Union’s trade ministers in Luxembourg, stating that the premise of wide -ranging rates was “nonsense” and that the attempts of the individual countries to win exemptions have not worked in the past.

It is important that the EU went together, he said. This “means being clear that we are in a strong position: America is in a position of weakness”.

Trump justified rates to face American commercial deficits – that most economists affirmed is not a sign of economic health in and of himself. In the case of Canada and Mexico, he tried to use the rates to try to curb the flow of Fenestanil in the United States, even if the drug breaks from Canada in the United States are relatively low.

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JpMorgan Chase, in his annual note very reading to the shareholders at the beginning of Monday, warned the investors that the turbulence caused by the US rates and a global commercial war could slow down growth in the largest world economy, stimulate inflation and potentially lead to negative consequences.

“Fasically this problem is solved, better because some of the negative effects increase cumulatively over time and would be difficult to reverse,” wrote the CEO.

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“Your question is so stupid”: Trump defends the rates despite the collapse of the market

The president of the United States Donald Trump has again defended his tariff agenda and has rejected the statements that is damaging the financial markets for this way to force the Federal Reserve to reduce interest rates.

JPMORGAN economists have increased the risk of an American recession and global this year at 60 % from 40 % after Trump revealed the steep commercial barriers in over 100 years last week.

Dimon in January said that the critics of the Trump rates needed to “overcome it”, even if it allowed at the moment that they should have been carefully implemented.

The Federal Reserve of the United States could cushion the stroke of rates on the American economy by cutting interest rates, which supported Trump in a post on social media at the beginning of Monday. This can encourage companies and families to borrow and spend. But the president of Fed Jerome Powell said on Friday that the highest rates could increase expectations for inflation and lower rates could feed even more price increases.

The shares listed in the United States of the cryptographic companies also collapsed before the opening of the markets on Monday. Bitcoin dropped by 5.5 percent Monday to hit the lowest in 2025 and was exchanged last 2.1 percent less.

On Friday, the worst crisis of the market since the Covid-19 pandemic moved to a higher gear while the S&P 500 fell six percent and the Dow fell by 5.5 percent. The Nasdaq composite dropped by 3.8 percent.

“There is still no sign that the markets are finding a fund and starting to stabilize,” wrote Deutsche Bank analysts in a research note.

Global markets fall

Chinese markets often do not follow global tendencies, but have also collapsed. Hang Kong’s Hang Sentg fell by 13.2 percent, while the Shanghai composite index lost 7.3 percent. In Taiwan, the Taiex collapsed by 9.7 percent, while Kospi of South Korea lost 5.6 percent.

On Monday, Beijing hit a note of trust even while the Hong Kong and Shanghai markets collapsed. The newspaper of the people, the official spokesman of the Communist Party, had strong words.

“The sky will not fall,” he said, even if the US rates have an impact. “In front of the indiscriminate fists of US taxes, we know what we are doing and we have tools available to us,” he added.

Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index lost almost 8 % shortly after the market opening and Futures Trade for the benchmark was briefly suspended. It closed 7.8 percent.

The European actions followed the lowest Asian markets, led by the German Dax index, which briefly dropped by more than 10 % outdoors in the exchange of Frankfurt, but recovered a land to drop by 4.8 percent in the trading of noon.

In Paris, CAC 40 lost 5.1 percent, while Ftse 100 of Great Britain lost 4.9 percent.

Oil prices precipitate

A barrel of Benchmark Us Crude Oil went briefly below $ 60 for the first time since 2021. Brenchmark Brent Crude has dropped by almost 15 % in the last five days of negotiation, with a barrel of oil that costs just over $ 63 Us. It is falling almost 30 % compared to a year ago.

The markets of the actions of the Middle East collapsed on Monday while they fought with the double success of the new tariff policy of the United States and a strong drop in oil prices.

This cost per barrel is much lower than the estimated draw of tie for Saudi Arabia and most of the other countries that produce energy in the Middle East. This is combined with the new rates, which have seen the states of the cooperation council of the Gulf of Bahrein, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates hit the rates of 10 %.

“With these measures and the expected retaliation measures that could be adopted by other countries, the stability and predictability of international trade could be undermined,” said the PWC accounting company in consultancy to its customers in the Middle East.