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Stock market today: Global shares slip as worries grow about Trump's tariffs – Yahoo Finance

New York (AP) -Wall Street swung between sharp losses and more modest losses on Monday when the stock market around the world sank. Concern president Donald Trump tariff It may be ignited Punishment of trade war

The S & P 500 fell 0.9 % in the afternoon after the Asian and European index recorded worse drops. Dow Jones's industrial average was 155 points (0.4 %) as of 1:11 pm in the eastern time, and Nasdaq Composite was 1.4 % lower.

The US stock market fell by 665 points immediately after the start of the transaction, and how much worried about Dow was down 665 points, making it much worse for a much worse loss itself. pain US companies will feel for tariffs. Some of the heaviest losses attacked other companies that could be most damaged by higher people interest rate It may be from the ultimate US tariff Imports from Canada, Mexico and China

But after Mexico's President Claudia Shainbaum said, US stocks saved their losses. The tariffs of products in her country are on hold One month following the conversation with Trump.

That's the ultimate fear Trump tariff Press the price of food and electronics All other types of invoices For our household, we will put on the upward pressure Mainly decelerated inflation Three since the peak before summer. Stubborn or accelerated inflation can prevent the federal preparation system from reducing interest rates. Started in September To give US economy Boost.

Many of Wall Street wanted to discuss Trump's tariff through the presidential election campaign was exactly the story, and the opening point for negotiations with US trading partners. Trader thought on Monday morning Trump continuedWe will increase fears of potentially escalating trade wars that can damage the economy around the world, including the United States.

As a result, traders immediately expected the federal preparation system to reduce interest rates provided this year. The decline in interest rates can encourage US employers to hire more workers, and at the same time expand their investment prices, but negative aspects can give more fuel by inflation. is.

“I may feel the latest and most felt the trade war because I live in the Midwest,” said Bry Angn Jacobsen, Chief Economist for Annex Wels Management. “Our refiner cannot be easily switched from Canada crude oil.”

The crude oil price shook rapidly on Monday. Benchmark's US barrel price surpassed $ 74.50 in the morning, and then returned to $ 72.58 after Mexico announced a suspension of tariffs.

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