Wall Street indicators deepen its losses despite postponing Trump some fees

Wall Street dealers continued to sail amid the sharp and fast fluctuations of the market, amid a series of news on customs tariffs, as stock indicators were very strikes after almost wiping out their losses. The S&B 500 index fell 1.8%, and the Nasdaq 100 index fell by 2.8%, with the heavy technology index approaching a technical correction. The feelings were so fragile, to the point that the shares failed to bring about a recovery, even after President Donald Trump’s decision to postpone the fees on Mexican and Canadian goods covered by the North America’s trade agreement. The dollar has seen its longest losses since September, while the Mexican and Canadian dollars have risen. Treasury trade was somewhat weak. “The volatility is the only certainty in the markets now” The new chapter of the trade war has been unveiled a few days after the United States announced the largest increase in customs tariffs in a century. Trump claimed that foreign countries “deceive” us, and that customs tariffs would put the United States in a stronger place. When asked about his ideas about shares sales, the president said: “It is the worlds that see the wealth of our country, and they do not like it.” “It seems that the fluctuation is the only certainty with the implementation, challenge and amendment of policy, and then implemented it regularly,” said Chris Lu of FHN Financial. The decline in technology shares has led to the decline in the market, as “invitation” has led the collapse in the shares of large companies, and Marvel’s shares have decreased after its expectations have disappointed the hope of investors looking for more results of the surge of artificial intelligence. The data waited for economic data in America, just 24 hours before the very important US salary report, showed that unemployment requests decreased last week, which gave some ease after other figures indicated that the labor market had deteriorated. Employment data is expected to be an increase in work growth. The data was collected before a lot of discounts in the number of federal employees. Treasury Secretary Scott Besent rejected the idea that the high rates would light a new inflation wave, and suggested that the Federal Reserve Bank be considered an effective time. The S&B 500 has approached its average move for 200 days, and many experts believe that the penetration of the index of this average is dropping more. The Dow Jones Industrial Index fell by 1%, and the ‘Seven Great’ index (Alpha, Amazon, Invidia, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Tesla) also fell by 2.9%, the ‘Russell 2000’ for small businesses fell 1.6%. Treasury bond yield increased for ten years, one basis point to 4.29%, and the dollar index fell 0.1%. Trading policy dominates market movements, Chris Larkin of E -strength of Morgan Stanley, said that “currently the trade policy dominates the movements of the market,” adds: “Until the smoke of customs tariffs is dumped, the trip can remain rough for traders and investors.” For Steve Chevaroni of “Federerm Hermes”, the market “is not really tolerant at this stage. He pointed out that” eventually we believe that we are in a period of maximum uncertainty and a little economic recession. “He added:” However, we believe that this is a second half better. ” Eventually, one group gives a chance to shine. S&P 500 Low flightability ETF, and the MSCI USA MIN-Vol-Factor ETF Box, adopt their best relative performance in a few years. The US job report is all happening while traders are preparing for work data on Friday. Employers in the United States are likely to add moderate pace in February, at a time when the federal government strengthens the demobilization of workers and delaying consumer spending. The number of posts increased by 160,000 in February, which is a slight improvement in the more than 143,000 posts in the previous month, but it is weaker than the last months of 2024, according to the middle of expectations for the economists whose view of “Bloomberg” was questioned. The unemployment rate is expected to remain 4%. In a poll conducted by ’22 in Restir ‘, 84% of investors whose opinions were monitored are carefully monitoring the job report as usual. About 53% of poll participants believe that Friday -data will lead a response “far from risk”, 28% “ready for risk” and 19% “mixed”. Dennis Debocher, the founder of the company, said: “The investors have turned their focus back into work data this month after being more focused on the average clock over the past month,” says Dynis Debocher, founder of the company.