Donald Trump’s tariffs dollar drops for stealing economic fears

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The dollar fell on Thursday and global stock markets because investors fled the damage to the world’s largest economy from Trump’s trade war.

Since 2022, since 2022, it fell by 1.7 percent for the worst day for the worst day, because of the currencies of trading partners who watch the worst day, because the investors were lower than the lower growth of the importance of the United States, a faster interest rate was reduced.

“Investors have dumbled their teeth to the dollar, the tariffs will cause asymmetric damage to the US economy,” he said.

Although some tariff effects on others were discussed in a way, the United States had a risk of less income and higher uncertainty and higher uncertainty and weaker consumer feeling.

Landings came after the White House on Wednesday 10 percent of the tariffs sweeps About 20 percent and 34 percent of the United States and 34 percent in the EU goods were placed on the tariffs on the tariffs.

The shares of export-oriented companies have caused the stock market in Europe and Asia, and US share futures are the markets of Trump’s global trade order, as the markets of Trump.

Stoxx Europe 600 falls by 1.6 percent, consumer cyclic and financial resources, the investors are headed by disasters on the economic growth of investors and investors to revenge.

“It’s worse than expected, there is no sugar cover,” he said.

Perakendecyler Adidas and Puma 10 percent, 9 percent and 9 percent, 9 percent, the banking group lost 7 percent. Carmaker Volvo fell 9 percent.

At Wall Street, futures pointed to a reduction in the opening of 3 percent in S & P 500, which is more pain in a market pushed in an adjustment this year Trump’s tariff threats and a sale in the technical sector.

US bank shares prepared to open down, Goldman Sachs decreased by 4 percent before the market and 3 percent to JPMorgan. CHIPMOKER NVIDIA was low 4 percent, because technical stocks extended their last fall.

“Trade War is a little mixed,” said Stephen Jen, Asset Manager Eurision SLJ CEO. He said shock “in the United States and elsewhere and other places and other places and financial markets,” this shock should be overcome, “some tariffs must be able to cope with the shock until some tariffs are reduced.”

Strategists reflect the growing concerns of the US institutional strength, not to emphasize the traditional role in the stress of the currency – the traditional role of the dollar.

“The approach to calculate the tariffs of the US management, George Saravelos said in Deutsche Bank.

In another place of global shares, England’s FTSE decreased by 100 percent, 1.3 percent. Japan’s topix closed 3.1 percent and Hong Kong’s suspension fell 1.5 percent.

Global stock markets were re-sorted according to the level of pain collected by a new trade. Vietnam’s stock index, about 7 percent, the worst performed primary index watched by Bloomberg, 46 percent of the country hit the largest tariff.

Traders gathered 1.8 percent if the Japanese yell of the dollar.

Government bonds have increased because investors are looking for security. The ten-year US treasury productivity fell by 0.06 percent, 0.06 percent, as the debt was thrown.

Traders are now, according to the levels intended by Svaps markets, three or four quarters of three or four quarters are reduced in a first-point interest rate on Wednesday.

“Tariffs are likely to reduce close-term shocking and related uncertainty, close-term slowdown and full 2025 growth in the US economy,” said Mark Hafele, UBS Global Wealth Management

The gold price returned to $ 3127 after reducing a record overnight during Asian trade. Economically sensitive goods fell, and the price of Brent oil drifted 4 percent.

Jim Reid, Deutsche Bank, investors, initial payments will be a lid, before the announcement of the Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, investors are “very optimistic” about the comments.

“Absolutely more dramatic than this expected,” said Large Chinese economist Ding Shuang at Standard Chartered. “Such an additional (tariff) increase for China is higher than expected.”