‘Worst case scenario than the worst case’: Trump’s tariffs resents markets | Donald Trump

After the week, global investors finally see the “mutual” tariffs of the US President of the United States Donald Trump.

If the exchange’s reaction is any guide, the “Freedom Day” tariffs opened on Wednesday exceeded the worst fears.

From the United States to Europe, the markets fell since the 1930s, the world’s largest economy did not approve the effects of the most acute return.

The US Benchmark S & P 500 and technological-heavy NASDAQ-100 – can be sold outside ordinary market hours – Thursday, 3 percent and 3.5 percent decreased by 3.5 percent.

Japan’s Benchmark Nikkei 225, South Korea’s Kosepi and Hong Kong’s hanged Seng, as 4.5 percent, more than 225 percent.

In Vietnam, the Benchmark VN-index, one of the worst days in history, received more than 6 percent.

‘Is more aggressive than expected’

“The Lynn area was more aggressive than the song” Lynn song, Lynn song, “Lynn song, Lynn song, which is a larger Chinese chief economist in Dutch Bank, Dutch Bank.

“Many percent of interest were waiting for the tariffs. Such aggressive movement will likely risk to take some revenge than bigger players, although smaller countries can attempts and negotiate.”

Los Angeles went up to describe an analytical Daniel Ives, Wedbush securities, Trump’s plans worst in the worst case worst with a management firm.

Trump, while the United States equally 10 percent for all imports, confirmed that higher positions will be applied until other countries.

Revelations are applied to both large US trading partners, as well as small economies and allies and opponents.

China’s third largest trading partner is facing a 34 percent tariff for US imports worth $ 430 billion each year.

When the Trump’s previous tariffs for Chinese goods, the latest tariff raises the total ratio up to 54 percent.

“In our opinion, although additional tariffs and other measures and other measures and speeds of the new Trump administration are against China, these events are worse than they expect these events will be more cautious,” said Nomuran

The European Union will be hit by 20 percent, while Japan and South Korea face 24 percent and 26 percent, 26 percent.

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Trump’s list includes a limited number of goods, including semiconductors, oil and pharmaceutical products.

“These tariff figures are worse than expected – Of course, everyone has been seen from Asia. Exports are a dependent area, the Deborah sciences in Singapore, the head of the Trade Policy in Singapore, Al Isser.

“This will result in a loss of work in markets that are already poor and often fragile.”

AB, China to get revenge

The two largest economies of the world have promise to take revenge on the EU and the EU with their own trade.

Due to the market volatility due to uncertainty on the plans of Truum, Washington and his trade partners are facilitating tariffs for tariffs.

“The tariff announcement does not eliminate the uncertainty, but I hope there was a border of economic consequences,” Brian Jacobsen, Chief Economist in additional wealth management, “Brian Jacobsen” in al-sentence management.

“The calculation is likely to push fares higher than anything else, including non-tariff barriers.

Investment Bank in Hong Kong, the high economist of Natigis Gary NG, waiting for a commercial partners in Hong Kong, at least some measures are likely to be permanent.

“No matter what the management is out of the deal, the United States is likely to keep a part of the tariffs for everyone,” he said.

Although the severity of Trump’s tariffs seems to be surprised by many investors, there is still a place for shares to fall further – depending on the next action of the management.

JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, this year, 40 percent of the United States this year and 40 percent and 35 percent of the year, Trump’s protection policy said.

A associate professor at Buffalo University, Veljko Fotak, said that Trump did not see the latest announcement of Trump as the last word in the market tariffs.

“If the markets were so sharp, if the markets are very sharp, such a tariff regime be effectively provided by a recession. Fotak al Jazea said.

“Markets reacted with force, but if these tariffs continue, we will see more dramatic actions and more dramatic actions.”