Global markets continue to collapse amid the escalation of the crisis of customs duties

The collapse seen in the financial markets around the world has deepened, with the hard wave of decline launched by US President Donald Trump through his customs decisions, as the shares are unabated, and US stock futures show that the $ 5 trillion loss is not over. The Standard & Poor’s 500 indices indicate a decrease of about 5% at the beginning of the “Wall Street” session. On the other hand, the demand for US Treasury bonds jumped, which asked the return on the effects for ten years to 3.9%. From Shanghai to London, investors rushed to liquidate their high -risk assets. In Europe, the “Stoxx 600” index fell by 6%, while the Asian index has recorded its biggest decline since 2008. Trump adopted a challenging tone to his customs policy on Sunday night and replaced the hope of an imminent change and told reporters: “Forget the markets for a while.” He added that his country would not reduce the highest fees imposed unless completely eliminated on the commercial deficit with the state concerned. He continued: “I don’t want anything to take off, but sometimes you have to take the medicine to solve the situation.” “It seems that this collapse is coffee again, but it is a human -made,” said Karen George, director of equity funds at Ekofi, adding: “We are approaching a moment when he is no longer before the long -term boxes, any safe haven.” Anxiety in the ranks of investors reached its peak, after it became clear that this time the US administration did not intend to intervene to save the markets, in light of China’s announcement of the intention to retaliate on the United States. As the disorders intensified, some of Trump’s closest collaborators tried to fully implement his plans, as the April 9 deadline approaches to activate mutual fees. “I strongly believe that the imposition of customs duties on April 9 on the whole world -and often exceeds qualities that are imposed on us -is a big mistake,” said Bill Bill Akman, founder of the hedge fund “Persheng Square” and one of the most prominent Trump supporters on the “X” platform. He called on postponing the implementation of the drawings for 90 days, saying that “Trump is not infallible.” He concluded by saying, “That’s not what we chose for him.” The markets await the move of Beijing, while the hope of a possible period of Washington, the markets and officials followed a possible response in Beijing, amid escalation of the speculation that China may have been a sharp reduction in the value of the Yuan, after the Government of President Xi Jinping announced a 34% reminiscence. “This is the most market that has seen fluctuations since the outbreak of Kovid, and we are still at the beginning of Trump’s state,” says Ken Cheung, the main currency strategy in the Asia region of “Mezoho Bank” in Hong Kong. He added that he had received contacts on China’s response, but he indicated that “it is impossible to give an accurate answer at present, given the speed of the development of business.” Although the Chinese authorities have always given preference to the stability of the currency, analysts believe that US movements can rethink them. Reducing the value of the yuan would make Chinese goods abroad cheaper, reducing the effect of Trump fees, while the cost of buying US goods in China increases. But reducing the value of the currency will have excessive effects, including the risk of capital leakage. The Yuan in foreign markets recorded a 0.3%decline. During the weekend, policymakers discussed measures aimed at stabilizing the economy and markets, including accelerating plans to start financial incentives to stimulate consumption, according to people who are familiar with the matter. In an editors on the first page published by the official China People on Monday, the authorities warned against panic, emphasizing that “the air will not fall, even if the use of customs duties of the United States has caused some damage to us.” Outside China, the sharp sale wave has raised the existing concerns about a global recession, and expectations have increased the ‘Federal Reserve’, although the ghost of the ‘inflationary recession’ due to the fees makes the reaction more complicated. TD Sikiuriz joined Goldman Sachs Group and UBS Global Wildetle Management to give its timing on the start of the cash facilitation cycle through the ‘federal’, but rather went to the point that the return on the Treasury effects will fall to 3% this year. “We give a 50% possibility for the US economy to be stagnated,” analysts at TD, including Oscar Monuz, wrote in a note on April 6. They added that they made their expectations for the first reduction in the interests of July to June, and they expected “the committee to reduce the interest in each meeting until May 2026.” Asia markets are dead. The US Secretary of the US Treasury is reducing concern, US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent, in statements made on Sunday, said there is ‘no reason’ to praise an economic stagnation, as what is happening in the markets is just a short reactions of ‘organic organisms’, as it stated. “From time to time we see such short moves in the markets,” Besent added, pointing out that “the Mark Donald Trump repeatedly underestimated.” Read more: Pesent challenges the fees criticism, and rejects the fear of the recession in America and Taiwan. The share index was 9.8% when the market reopened after a holiday, which is the largest decline ever, which has put the market in a path to the falling market. In Japan, futures were suspended shortly after the “Circuit Breaker” mechanism was activated, while “Nintendo” and “Sony Group” shares fell by more than 10%. In South Korea, automatic sales orders have been temporarily suspended, while the margin has expanded the sovereign credit risk contracts for five years since the beginning of the pandemic. The disorders were not limited to oil as the primary commodity markets saw unusual fluctuations. The buyer dropped at the beginning of 7.7% on the London Stock Exchange before the increase raised again, while Silver turned from sharp losses to trading in the green zone. Southeast Asia is looking for a collective response amid the escalation of the trade war in Southeast Asia, where countries have worked for years to strengthen their trade relations with the United States, which coincides with the transfer of supply chains from China, there was a realistic awareness that it is much more. The leaders of Vietnam and Malaysia made a call to discuss ways to respond to American drawings, as Malaysian Premier Anwar Ibrahim emphasized that the region needs a uniform front. The countries “Southeast Asian Nations Association” – a coalition that includes ten countries – is one of the most affected by US drawings. Anwar said: “We must admit that this comprehensive round is just the beginning of the upcoming challenges.” But he did not give clear details about the possible measures that could be taken. At the heart of the financial neighborhood in Singapore, Mingzi Wu, a currency trader at the Stonex Financial Services Company, said he monitors the liquidity that shrinks and transactions exposed to increasing pressure. “A real fear” added: “Investors are trying to read Trump’s signs and all possible reaction scenarios, but it is simply not expected. “He continued:” People feel the true fear of what’s going on. ” Market movements have indicated that many analysts have not yet entered the scenarios of commercial war in their expectations for the profits of companies. Some strategists began to think about the “Bear Market” scenarios, and compare the situation in the 1987 collapse, known as “Black Monday”. Despite the increasing escalation in the markets and the statements of regional leaders, the team of US President Donald Trump showed no indication of the resort of deadline for the imposition of customs duties. “The fees are coming,” and add that “Trump announced it and did not make a joke.”