Wall Street indicators decrease with the increase of commercial problems after Trump's threats

After the threats of President Donald Trump to impose strict customs duties on the European Union and the “Apple” business, Wall Street was shaken by US equity indicators, and the dollar decreased to the lowest level since December 2023. Earlier in the session, the markets blew a sigh of relief after Treasury Secretary Scott said that the United States could close several ‘major trading transactions’ over the next two weeks. Apple led the shares of Giant Technology Companies, with 3%. United Stones Steel fell 21% after Trump announced his support for his partnership with Nippon Steel. The US Treasury effects have maintained their profits for ten years, as Bestent said that the regulators could reduce the capital base in the market, which could reduce returns. Safe Haven currencies, such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc, have increased with gold. Trump also said that the 25% of customs imposed on Apple earlier Friday, including the manufacturing companies for smartphones, including ‘Samsung’, would target to transfer their products to the United States. The president added in a position on social media that the highest fees for the European Union will begin on the first June, because “our talks with them do not result in any result.” The return of the fear of the trade war emphasizes this sudden step, the risks of leading to US policy transformations to the core of market dynamics, within a short time without warning. Over the past few weeks, the markets have shouted thanks to the optimism of Trump’s relief from his approach to customs duties and the attention of investors in concerns about US debt and deficit. “The volatility is still the dominant feature,” says Luis Navily, chief investment officer at Navily & Associated. He added: “It is a conclusive reminder that customs duties will remain a source of uncertainty until effective similarities are reached.” The S&B 500 index fell 0.7%, the Nasdaq 100 index, by 0.9%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Index by 0.6%. The Stoxx Europe 600 decided by 0.9%, and the shares of Car which were the risk of customs duties were one of the biggest losers. The yield on US treasury bonds has dropped by two basic points to 4.51%for ten years. The Bloomberg index for immediate dollars fell 0.8%. “When I think it’s safe to return to the markets, see what happened!” Said the Trump car for the fees. He added: “Understanding is continuous, and it does not calm at all. This is the result of Trump’s policy to set up definitions.” Trump’s threats to customs duties represent a new round of Edge Edge policy, after lasting that he is looking forward to the termination of talks with partners about mutual fees, announced on April 2 and stopped for 90 days for negotiations. “This situation will keep the markets attentive. The markets hoped that the news of customs duties would calm down until the end of the 90 -day suspension period, but that would not happen. It will remain uncertain. What leads to expecting to go through a period of serious fluctuations.” According to “Capital Economics”, a negotiating tactics, Trump’s threat of imposing customs duties with 50% on the European Union in June may be just a “negotiating tactics”, and it seems “very unlikely” that customs lights stabilize in the long run. The company said: “At this point, we do not tend to change our practical assumption that customs duties on the European Union will eventually go to about 10%, but it confirms that there are risks, and that the way to reach an agreement can be bitter.” Erik Tail of the Komerica Wellth Management Company said that the influences of the European Union will be less compared to many Asian emerging markets, which are most important for providing the technological sector supply chain. “Although uncertainty over policies overwhelms the investment moral, we believe it is part of the negotiating thesis to reduce individual or regional agreements, and we still believe that most businesses and economies are in good position to overcome the prices of temporary high imports.” Stagnation fears the fast customs seeded by the Trump administration has led the markets to be pushed to a state of turmoil due to the fear and anxiety of the recession on the safety of US origin, but it revived after the president made the progress on customs definitions. Jimmy Damon, CEO of JP Morgan, recently warned against complacency amid a series of risks, such as inflation, credit margins and geopolitical factors. “The fear of trading, financial deficit and growth can be less clear in stock markets, especially in light of the incredible recovery of the market from the lowest levels in April, but it is still clear in the dollar,” said LBL Financial Adam Tornkoyst. Tornkoyst pointed out that the dollar has faced weakness over the past month, with continued trends to avoid green currency against the background of the increasing lack of deficiency and the US debt classification. The recent threats of imposing customs duties at a time when mortgage investors demand more compensation to buy US debt in the long run, amid the growing global market over the growing financial deficit in the world’s largest economy. The US Bond Bonus with a high term has increased with the US bonus for ten years, or the additional returns demanded by investors to own long -term debt instead of a series of shorter debt, up to about 1%, which is the highest level since 2014. be increased, ”said UBS Global Wealth Manegement. Marily believes that this means that high-quality and investment bonds represent a good value at current levels of investors trying to earn an income from the portfolio.