A Trump -fee that increases a wide wave of sale in Asian stock markets

Global financial markets are exposed to a large scale sale after President Donald Trump’s attempt to form the global trading system more aggressively than expected. The shares withdrew, Treasury bonds rose, and the Japanese yen earned momentum, while the anxious investors sought safe ports. The shares at the start of trading in Asia from Sydney to Seoul, where the index in Japan dropped to the lowest level in almost eight months. The yields of US Treasury bonds also dropped to their lowest level in more than five months to ten years, while the wave of searching for safe assets strengthened the gains of the Japanese yen and gold, setting a new record. From “Apple” to “Toyota Motor”, the shares of international businesses that depend on international trade. The absence of optimism in the markets, the announcement of Donald Trump to impose minimum customs duties with 10% on all exporters to the United States, as well as additional fees for the largest commercial partners, including China, Japan and the European Union, raised the concerns of investors that are still cautious about the impact of this fees. Only two months after Trump held office, optimism was distributed in the market, as the stock analysts reduced their expectations for US equities, and the governors of the central bank began to calculate the potential impact on inflation. “It is expected that high customs duties are expected to affect the markets of the markets in Asia, as exports depend on exports now facing a difficult dilemma between growth and the increasing commercial restrictions,” says John Rong Yip, the IG Asia PTE strategy. Trump’s announcement comes three days after the profit of the S&B 500 index, because the hope is spread that the customs duties program was less serious. The traders in different assets categories are now needed for a difficult period of commercial negotiations, in light of an economy that has begun to show signs of slowdown in adapting companies and consumers to the Trump -Led commercial attack. The state is the level of customs duties that Trump announced, the largest movement of the market, Australia, 10 %, has dropped to the lowest level since March 14, and the yield on bonds has dropped by the largest percentage for ten years since July. Japan 24 %rose by 1.1 %, and the “Nikai 225” index dropped to the lowest level in almost eight months, and the government bond yield dropped for ten years by the largest percentage since August 2024 South Korea 25 %The “Cosby” index has dropped to the lowest level since January 3, the value of the goods has dropped. The Western Texas Raw, which is the criterion for the US oil price, and the buyer, which is a general indication of the global production, fell by at least 2% early Thursday in Asia. The connection dropped in Japan, Australia and New Zealand, while futures in Europe and Canada jumped. The leading Exchange Exchange Index in Asia is also on its way to the largest daily width for over 19 months. The White House will not be subject to fees, but the White House said that the import of steel and aluminum will not be subject to ‘mutual’ customs duties, in a move that will offer local buyers’ comfort, which already pays 25% for all imports of these basic minerals used in industries ranging from cars to dishwashers. “Although the procedures for customary duties announced are cruel as expected, the most complicated question is how long these fees will remain in power, given Trump’s tendency for contract transactions,” said Tim Water, chief market analyst at the KCM Water in Sydney. US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent urged US trading partners not to take revenge in response to the new collection of customs duties that Trump imposed. “As long as you don’t respond in the same way, it’s the highest limit of the relationship,” Besent said in an interview with Bloomberg TV. In the dark atmosphere, some saw that there was some optimism. Regarding Steve Kavarroni of Fedratard Hermes, the advertisement can represent the maximum levels of customs duties on Wednesday, while subsequent commercial negotiations may reduce it, which will be positive for markets. He said: “It could cause a big sale wave during the next day or two days, creating an opportunity to buy. The worst scenario today would have been to set low fees with the threat of their increase. At this stage, it is better that the fees are high with the possibility of softening them in the future.” The impact of stock fees has declined shares of companies related to the most affected sectors of the new drawing at the end of New York trading. The shares of “Nike”, “Gap” and “Lolmon Ethnica” fell by no less than 7%, as these businesses depend on goods and factories in Vietnam. Apple shares, of which the supply chain relies a lot on China, also fell 6.9%. The shares of manufacturers of electronic chips such as “Invidia” and “Advands Micro Device” have seen a decline, along with multinational companies such as “Catpeberler” and “Boeing”. Before announcing customs duties, China took steps to limit the local businesses’ investments in the United States, according to people familiar with the matter. This move can give Beijing more influence in any possible trade negotiations with the Trump administration.