Asian stocks are declining in the midst of reluctance to venture as a result of Trump's fees

Asian stocks fell Thursday after the youngest US President Donald Trump’s business caused the demand for high -risk investments. Indicators in China, Hong Kong and Japan, as well as US stock futures, have decreased in Early Trade in Asia. The Mexican and Canadian dollars. Toyota Motor has led the Asian shares to fall, while the shares of “General Motors” and “Ford Motor” decreased in trades that extend to business hours in the United States. The rapid shift in the position of US trade sanctions against both allies and enemies of the United States has raised concerns in the markets, as investors accelerate the impact of this on global trade and economic growth. A negative impact of the definitions two months after the Trump presidency has changed the atmosphere in the market, as investors have become more cautious, while the Federal Reserve indicates that it is not necessary to accelerate to adjust its policies associated with interest rates. Kyle Roda, a market analyst at Capital.com, wrote that Trump’s step “shook the confidence of the markets again.” He added that the definitions “imposed an extra burden on a major industry, which raises the question of whether the US administration campaign against global trade will continue after the SO calls liberation day.” Trump has signed an order to draft a 25% customs tariff on all cars that are not manufactured in the United States, and come into effect from April 2. However, Trump said that the mutual drawings that will be announced next week will be “very flexible.” He added that China could also get a customs tariff reduction to secure the sale of the social video platform “Asset Dance” to a US company. The automotive industry in light of a hurricane represents the definitions of ‘opposite winds’ as the automotive industry, and according to Daniel EVS, the chief analyst in Widbush Securities, the price of cars is expected to pay by up to $ 10,000. EVS said: “We still believe it is a step for negotiation, and that these definitions can change weekly, although this initial rate is 25% on cars that come from outside the United States, a difficult number that the US consumer is difficult to understand.” US stocks dropped on Wednesday, as the S&B 500 index fell by more than 1%, led by the large group of companies known as the ‘Seven Greats’, which saw the largest quarterly decline since 2022 and the shares of ‘Invidia’ and ‘Tesla’ fell by at least 5.5%. The Nasdaq 100 index also dropped by about 2%. The most important banking index stopped a series of 8 consecutive profits. The fear of the trade war drains the concerns about the economic effects of the global trade war of liquidity in US equities, causing a headache for institutional investors, which could increase the fluctuations in the broader markets. The data collected by ‘Deutsche Bank’ shows that liquidity in the future indicators of the S&B 500 index, based on the most traded contract, is at the lowest level in two years. In Asia, investors will focus on Indonesian markets, while the central bank has defended the economic foundations of the country as strongly. Elsewhere, a member of the Chinese Central Bank monetary policy committee said in an interview with “Bloomberg” television that the stimulus built in September helped establish the economy, allowing policy makers to focus on structural reforms. Temporary consequences The dollar rose 0.3% on Wednesday, while yields on US bonds rose by four base to 4.35% on Wednesday. Alberto Musalm, head of the Federal Reserve in St. Louis, said it is unclear whether the effects of customs duties will prove that it is temporary, and have warned that secondary bonds can push officials to hold the interest rates for a longer period. “While we believe that major customs increases will affect the US economy, we do not expect a recession in the United States,” says Carrold Kong, the strategy of “Commonwealth Bank of Australia”. “But market participants may continue to praise a greater danger to stagnation in the United States with the announcement of more fees, which will push the dollar to rise against the major currencies,” she added. In the commodity markets, oil maintained its height after US oil supplies have fallen just as much since December. Gold prices have also risen near their highest levels ever.