Trump Tariffs wipes out $2 trillion from US stock market

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In an unprecedented move, President Donald J Trump has announced the sweeping
new tariffs, the U.S stock market has significantly suffered. The S&P index graph shows
a falling knife graph on the chart, a nose dive by 4.8% wiping out $2 trillion from the
market, meanwhile Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 6%. The announcement of tariff
includes a baseline of 10% levied on all imports and much higher rates for specific
countries, stating it as “discounted tariff rate”, with 54% tariff on Chinese goods and
26% on India and several other countries. The cascading effect of these tariffs can be
seen on the US capital market fall. IT industry stock like Apple, Meta declined by 9%
nearly, chipmaker Nvidia and Elon Musk’s electric car manufacturing company Tesla
slid by 7% and 5% respectively.


Perhaps nations worldwide are contemplating retaliatory measures. Market experts are
concerned over protectionist policies like these may escalate into a full-blown trade war
potentially leading stagflation i.e. stagnant economic growth and rising inflation,
threatening Geo-economics risks, presumptuously; drowning the economy into
recession.

Source:- EconomicTimes

Utkarsh Tewari

Utkarsh Tewari is a business news analyst with a deep understanding of market trends, corporate strategies, and economic developments. Passionate of geo economics world he breaks down complex business dynamics into insightful narratives. Beyond market analysis, Utkarsh enjoys exploring innovation entrepreneurship and global business dynamics

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