Wall Street indicators are declining with increased uncertainty as a result of Trump fees

Wall Street saw three days of relative calm, but major technology companies urged the most important stock indicators to decline, with concerns about the impact of the trade war on the economy and inflation, which led to the extinguishing appetite for risk. After the largest series of profits since January, the S&B 500 index has dropped by more than 1%. The giant giant group, known as the ‘Seven Greats’ (Apple, Amazon, Invidia, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Tesla), led this decline, with the group’s shares walking towards a quarter of its worst registration since 2022. Giant withdraws from new data centers projects in the United States and Europe. The Nasdaq 100 index fell by about 2%. The Great Bank index also ended a series of eight consecutive days. New duties by Donald Trump are scheduled to annuled US President Donald Trump on Customs on Customs on Wednesday, a step that will escalate his battle with commercial partners before imposing wider customs duties next week. Alberto Musalm, head of the Federal Reserve in St. Louis, said it was unclear whether the effects of customs duties would be temporary, and warned that secondary bonds could push officials to keep interest rates unchanged for a longer period. “The level of uncertainty about customs duties is still very high, which makes it difficult for businesses or consumers to plan more than one day in the future, which means that the market participants cannot judge the risk either.” The S&B 500 index fell 1.1%, the Nasdac 100 index, by 1.8%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Index by 0.3%. The ‘Seven Great’ index of ‘Bloomberg’ also fell by 3%, and the ‘Russell 2000’ index for small businesses by 1%. The yield on US treasury bonds has risen to 4.35%for ten years, three basis points. The dollar rose 0.3%. Daniel Skli, head of the research and strategies of the Wealth Management Market in Morgan Stanley, said it is a reminder today that the fluctuations, despite the recent stock markets recovery, are still with the continued uncertainty about policy. “He added:” The deadline for customs duties is likely to be a starting point for negotiations more than a conclusion, so the market may experience problems with a steady recovery. ‘Customs’ duties and policies are expected to be buried on the US stock market for the rest of the year, according to strategic experts in ‘Barclays’ of Vino Krishna, which reduced the target price of the S&B 500 indexes, which reduced the strike price. Points up to 5900 points. The use of criminal customs duties as negotiation tools in the coming months means that any increase in risk can be short -short -short, until the confidence that “the ongoing flow of policy is disabled has completely ended the economy.” Data collected by “Deutsche Bank” shows that liquidity in the “S & P500” futures as it appeared in the most active decade reached the lowest level in two years. “It could continue in 2025 to challenge investors by changing a conflicting mix of total uncertainty in the geopolitical environment and the conditions of internal liquidity,” said Dan Wimropsky of Jani Montgomery Scott. He added: “We are still concerned about the possibility of a fundamental change in the circumstances of basic liquidity, which could affect risk markets in the coming months.” Technically, he pointed out that the recent recovery effort after excessive sale was ‘a little messy’. He concluded by saying, “We are still careful in the short term and we continue to search for confirmation that the market has already reached the bottom.”