US stocks still bleeding losses after China's rewashing fees

The indicators of shares around the world, bonds have risen and oil prices have dropped to their lowest level in four years, after China rose the intensity of the trade war launched by President Donald Trump, which deepened economic concern despite the arrival of the signs of US labor market strength. After the S&P 500 index is registered, the worst daily decline since 2020 has dropped the reference stock index by 3%. European stocks are also on their way to correction. US Treasury bonds dropped ten years by nine basis points to 3.93%. Four financial markets expect four -point interest rates this year as you see the possibility of a fifth reduction. The indicators of credit problems increased at the highest rate in 2023 since the banking sector collapse in 2023. The inventory fluctuation index – known as the VIX level, exceeded the level of 45 points for a short period, which brought out some of the worst market disorders. The growth rate in the work in the United States exceeded expectations in March, and the unemployment rate rose slightly, which is an indication of the strength of the labor market before the global economy was influenced by major customs duties. China responded to the new US drawings with a series of procedures, which included the imposition of customs duties on all US imports and controls for exporting rare metals. Trump said his economic policy “will never change.” “The final result: A powerful job report will not shift the investor’s interest index,” according to Jim Bird of “Plants Financial Advis”. He added: “Investors do not focus on what happened over the past month; rather on the velocity and the size of the possible effects of the political changes that the markets are moving.” With the decline of global financial markets, investors are now awaiting the speech of Federal Reserve President Jerome Powell to obtain evidence of the state of the US economy and whether customs duties will change the position of the Federal Reserve Bank on facilitating monetary policy. Recommendations for ‘neutrality’ versus US stocks. Many analysts tend to recommend the commitment of neutrality regarding US stocks, and they advise investors not to buy them in light of the intensive sales increased by a historic commercial war that increases the ghost of the recession. Michael Hartnet, of “Bank of America”, advised investors to sell dangerous assets on outrageous until Trump abandons the customs duties and is on their way to tax lowering, increasing energy supplies, liberalizing organizational restrictions and increasing the debt ceiling. Mark Heville, from UBS Global Wealth Manegement, has reduced its recommendation to US shares to ‘neutrality’. “The correction could be a little stronger, given the uncertainty,” Noriel Robini said at a meeting of economists and business leaders on the banks of the Como in Sernopio, Italy. He added: “Even if Trump seemed to start negotiating over the next few weeks, and we are getting calm, I think the market will correct itself a little more, and it will reach the bottom.” Nevertheless, other opportunities are now in the market. Ed Yardini, of ‘Yardini Research’, whose name is, said it’s time to buy shares as they fall to the worst day of the index since the kofid’s pandemic. Customs duties deepen interest -controversy. Wall Street is confused because of Trump’s efforts to manufacture to the United States, which will be very expensive and will take years, if not contracts to achieve it. Economists generally expect the customs duties to increase and delay inflation, which holds the Federal Reserve in the guard and anticipation situation. But the table on the interest rate path escalates after the announcement of customs duties. Although Morgan Stanley does not expect any interest cuts this year, a decrease in one reduction in the interest in its previous expectations, which indicates that the risk of inflation is at risk, expects global wealth management in UPS this year more financial facilitation. In the United States, Federal Reserve officials said the strong labor market and firm inflation meant they could keep waiting, even if Trump’s customs drainage of consumer and companies were drained. Traders have started to get profits and have turned into more defensive sectors amid fear of stagnation and anxiety over the possible decline in spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure. The S & B500 took off its standard page in February and is on their way to the sixth consecutive week of the past seven weeks. Data collected by “APR Global” and Bank of America showed that the fund managers withdrew $ 4.7 billion from the week of $ 4.7 billion to see the second week of exits. At the level of companies, the shares of major technology companies, including ‘Inviteia’, ‘Tesla’ and ‘Apple’, have dropped. The prices of the shares of Chinese businesses listed in the United States, such as “Ali Baba Group” and “Baidu”. The Major Bank Index has recorded its lowest level since August 7, with the shares of “Morgan Stanley”, “Goldman Sachs” and “City Group” with more than 6%.