US stock contracts are striking with the exacerbation of the fear of Trump's fees

The futures for US stock indicators have declined as the Japanese yen jumped early on Monday, citing the aggravation of the state of turmoil in the financial markets, with investors starting the pricing of the consequences caused by US President Donald Trump’s “mutual” fees. The “S&B” index fell 4.4% after the standard index was the worst two -day witness since March 2020, which wiped out more than $ 5 trillion in the market value. Chinese stocks prepare for a hard day when trading is resumed after a long holiday, during which Beijing announced the imposition of 34% fees on all imports from America. The indication of Chinese shares listed in America fell 8.9% on Friday. The Japanese yen and Swiss franc stood up when traders were aimed at secure ports, while the Australian and New Zealand dollars fell. Oil prices also dropped by more than 3%, and copper futures dropped by more than 8%, while gold was also opened. The yellow metal – known for its strong historical association with global growth – has dropped more than 10% over the past week. These movements are rare in the markets with the escalation of the recession, and reflect some fear in the financial markets seen only at rare occasions, with Trump’s attempt to reform the world trade in favor of Washington, which increases the risk of recession at a time when America began to dominate inflation. “We expect the effects of customs duties to push the market this week,” said Win Thin, of Brownns Harriman. He added that the Trump Administration officials indicated that there were no expected political changes to address the wave of sale in the market. He continued: “In light of these messages, the shares are likely to continue to decline, and the US Treasury bonds still hold profits.” The wave of demand for US government bonds has resulted in the effects for two years to the lowest level since 2022 last week. These profits can accelerate with the pricing of traders more possibilities for the Federal Reserve with sharp movements to lower interest rates to prevent the economy from slowing down. The returns of the Australian and New Zealand bonds were a decline in the beginning of trade. Trump fees are the intervention of its implementation and its consequences. The new Trump fees accelerate on April 9, and it has already begun to influence the operations of international businesses. The senior officials of the president ignored the fear of investors about inflation and stagnation, and they showed no remorse in the markets caused by comprehensive customs duties, but rather challenged them to fall on the horizon. In addition to imposing new fees in response to Trump’s recent decisions, China promised during the weekend to take decisive measures to defend its economy. The official news agency “Xinhua” said on Saturday that these measures include “fixed measures” to protect sovereignty, security and other interests. Regional movements and various commercial decisions, on its part, have announced Malaysia that it will lead efforts to coordinate a regional reaction in Southeast Asia to American drawings, according to Premier Anwar Ibrahim. As far as India is concerned, it has shouted that it will not impose revenge fees, at a time when he seeks to work with America in commercial negotiations. In the UK, the company “Jaguar Land Rover” decided to temporarily suspend its cars to America, while looking for ways to handle the new fees.