US inventory indicators are under the weight of customs lights

Only three weeks ago, US stocks jumped on a record level thanks to the optimism about Donald Trump’s economic plan. With increasing concerns about the goals and impact of its commercial war, the S&B 500 index fell in almost two years to its first 10% correction. The fluctuations increased again on Thursday in different assets categories, with a continued wave of risk, which led to the loss of $ 5 trillion of the market value of US stocks, and signs of transferring this crisis began to the high risk. Trump’s customs procedures also urged investors to use as a safe haven to treasury effects. The S & B500 index, which was at a record level on February 19, dropped to the lowest level in six months. Intensive sales have exacerbated this year businesses with a major market value, which increased the moves. The speculative sectors, from the shares of unbelieving technology companies, are also exposed to the most sold shares and encrypted currencies, to serious pressure. A $ 8 billion in the equity event, detected with high -risk effects, one of its biggest losses in 2025, which ignores the rise in treasury bonds. In another reference to the increase in the trade war, Trump threatened to impose customs duties with 200% on European wine, Chipania and other alcoholic drinks. Later on Thursday, Trump said he would not cancel the customs tariffs on steel and aluminum that went on this week, and that he would not hinder his plans to impose large scale defense on commercial partners, which will begin from April 2. “In a few weeks, the broader market has moved from record levels to the corrective area.” He added: “The condition of uncertainty about the definitions of customs has received most of the debt for intensive sales, and has worsened concerns about economic growth.” Former Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin excluded the possibility of recession in the United States and reduced the importance of current stock sales, which investors advised not to exaggerate their response to President Trump’s aggressive commercial policy. “We have entered the market and it is fully outspoken, so I believe that a 5% correction to 10% vs & b 500, or aftercare is already logical,” Mnuchin said in an interview with Salih Mohsen of “Bloomberg” on Thursday. The performance of the main indicators The S&B 500 index fell 1.4%, the Nasdac 100 fell 1.9%, and the Dow Jones industrial index fell 1.3%. The “Seven Greats” index (Apple, Alphabet, Invidia, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Tesla) lost 2.5%. The shares of “Adobe” dropped due to disappointing expectations, while “Intel” shares jumped as its CEO after the appointment of a veteran industrial expert. The return on US Treasury bonds fell by five basis points to 4.27%for ten years. The sale of US treasury bonds for 30 years, with a value of $ 22 billion, was weak. The dollar index rose 0.1%. Economic investment management Co said: “After the election, we described the potential impact of economic policy of Donald Trump’s second presidential administration as a mixture of vegetables and candy.” “Some policies can have a bitter taste for the economy and markets – that is, vegetables – while others can support policies, that is, sweets.” “The clear economic impact of the Trump administration will depend on the arrangement of this temporary policy, their scope and mix, with risks on both sides of climbing and landing.” Collapsed the US economy? Trump used the markets as a success scale for his first management, enjoying the profits achieved after winning in November. But the acute shift of economic optimism creates a worrying reality for traders trying to determine the direction of US markets from this point. The most important question now is: Can the collapse of the stock market lead to the collapse of the US economy, at a time that it has become easier than ever for people to see fluctuations in their net daily wealth? “Obviously, this will be a very volatile year, and it remains to see if all the changes in the economy and via Atlantic alliances will lead to economic stagnation, or that it will lead to higher growth rates in the future,” said Chris Zakareli of North Deiright Asset Management. He added, “Meanwhile, it is advised to take a more cautious position and avoid risks.” “There are immediate and suspended questions about the amount of pain the stock market can carry.” He added: “Do we buy this decline (which reached 10% of the peak)? Or do we sell at any increase in the increase in the increase as happened yesterday?” He wrote in a memo that there are many “falling artistic signals” that converge in the same way that took place in the first quarter of 2022. He added that “these are just technical signals, the risks of the market and the total economic background today are completely different from what it was in 2022.” He continued: “In a market environment that has no clarity, however, these artistic signals become more important.” In remembrance, Poris indicated that the falling market of 2022 was fully driven by a double pricing subtraction to profits, not with the decline in profits. He was of the opinion that “in the future the market should determine two things: Will the judgments have to be assessed to a less scope to accommodate the uncertainty in policy, economics and inflation, and the profits will begin to decline?” He added: “If the profits are taken down with a re -evaluation of the price double to the profits, the likelihood of a decrease in the S&P 500 to 4,800 points will be much higher.” The index closed at 5,521.52 points on Thursday. Market fear leads the scene. Regarding the SPKE investment group, the streets said that “the market issues are at the forefront of the scene, and that the investor feelings are still very weak.” Facebook quoted the latest weekly survey issued by the American Association of Individual Investors, which shows that the falling feeling for the third week has remained more than 55%. The group’s strategy pointed out that “the only time since 1987 to have a falling feeling, above, was in the three weeks ended March 4, 2009.” On the other hand, Jeff Schools of Clearbridge Investments believes that low morals may be an opposite indication of the market. He said: “The escalation of policy uncertainty has harmed the confidence of consumers and investors, which has increased inflation expectations, and the failure of the stock market recovery,” and adds: “If the condition of uncertainty in the coming months, we believe that high -risk assets will recover.” Although the sharp decline in stock markets was painful, Adam Tornkoyist said at “LBL” that the current decline rate is not extraordinary. He added: “Since 1950, 92% of trading days have been accompanied by a certain amount of decline in the” S&B 500 “index (although only about 8% of the days were at record levels). Broader market reaches very low levels. “But he warned that” the damage to the long -term momentum, the lack of institutions’ participation and the pressure of the trend to defense sectors, factors we care about to buy when prices are currently low. “