Asian stocks dropped at their lowest level in two months, and the wave of the sale of global stocks after the latest definition procedures imposed by President Trump for investors has printed the safe assets. Japanese stocks have fallen to their lowest level since August. About 2.5 trillion dollars were deleted from US stocks after the S&P 500 index fell 4.9% and the Nasdaq 100 index fell 5.5% on Thursday, which has the biggest fall each since 2020. Oil dropped to sales, and the US dollar fell on Friday, while the US Treasury tires dropped for 10 years around the level the 4% closely monitored. The markets in China and Hong Kong are closed. Generally, the trade that focuses on the policy of America First is, that is, those who depend on the purchase of assets that win when the United States are better than the rest of the world, a reflection for fear that the greatest increase in US definitions for a century will harm economic growth. This trade is a volatile background for the US job report on Friday and the speech of Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell, which is expected to determine the tone of markets already concerned about the expectations of the world’s largest economy. “If these definitions continue, the economy will delay,” the economy said. She added: “Whether there is a stagnation or not, it is clear that the economy is on the way to slow down in America and around the world. There is no place to hide except for fixed revenue markets.” Trump has adopted the definitions as a tool to impose the power of the United States, revive local manufacturing and withdraw geopolitical concessions. Economists believe that the result is near its measures is likely to rise and delay in prices in the United States, and perhaps even economic stagnation. French President Emmanuel Macron has requested companies to suspend their investments in the United States. France works to push the European Union to target US technology companies in response to Trump’s definitions, a step that will expand the trade war to include the enormous services and digital economy sector. The European Union, the European Union, promised on Thursday to respond on Thursday. China said it would take countermeasures to protect its interests. “From here, we must carefully monitor the retribution reactions and look for signs of negotiation,” says Scott Berg, director of the global strategy portfolio in TR ROIS. The upcoming federal movements of Trump’s ads raised a strong increase in global bonds, which led to the standard rates of the 4% level, which is carefully monitored, would briefly fall below the 4% level. Most other returns have also decreased as the financial markets were increased by 50%, the possibility that the Federal Reserve will offer four discounts in interest rates this year, with a quarter point each. With the increasing fear of definitions that hit the United States shares, prominent investor Bell Gross calls on potential buyers to stay away from the market. He said in ‘Ne -mail: “Investors should not try to pick up” falling “knife, it is an economic and market event similar to 1971 and the end of the gold standard, but with immediate negative consequences.” Other investors such as Steve Price, the investment officer at “Standard Charterd Wild Management”, said investors must “buy a decline” due to the SO calls “Trump protection”, a theory that Trump will give up policy if the stock – which will be proof of its performance – that will shake investors. “Some people are now starting to ask the question of whether it is appropriate, and that has led to a question whether we still have (Trump protection)?” Brace said in an interview with Bloomberg TV. He added: “We believe that the answer to this is yes. The question is when will you come into effect?” Wedding on the dollar Meanwhile, the constant decline in the dollar in light of the global sales of high -risk assets has caused a sharp debate on whether it still retains its position as a safe haven in times of turmoil. The Bloomberg index for the Republic of Dollar fell by up to 2.1% on Thursday, which has been the largest daily decline since the launch of the 2005 index. Options contract data shows that investors have become pessimistic over the dollar for the first time since September. The hedge funds increased their negative bets on the dollar, mainly against the yen and the euro, while also preparing to increase fluctuations until the end of the year, according to currencies that were aware of the transactions and asked not to reveal their identity because they were not authorized to speak in public. As far as commodities are concerned, oil still dropped after OPEC+increased the supplies three times from the planned amount in May. The gold remained stable after it decreased from its highest record.
Asian stocks dropped to the lowest level in two months, with the continued buying wave
