Wall Street tumbles: Nearly $2 trillion wiped as Trump's tariffs shake US markets
Thursday, 3 April 2025 Approximately $1.7 trillion was wiped from the US' S&P 500 Index as markets opened due to fears of President Trump's tariffs potentially triggering a recession. Key companies like Apple, Nike, and Walmart, with overseas manufacturing, recorded major declines.
After $6 trillion disappeared from Wall Street, Trump’s sweeping new tariffs are now facing heat from inside his own party. With top cabinet officials offering mixed signals and over 50 countries reaching out for talks, this week could be a turning point. Will the White House clarify its position...
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President Donald Trump goes live from the White House to sign new executive orders focused on tariffs and trade. As global markets watch closely, Trump outlines bold moves aimed at reshaping U.S...
Wall Street and global markets plummeted after President Trump's announcement of new global tariffs, intensifying trade war fears. The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq... IndiaTimes
Global financial markets plummeted on Monday, spurred by escalating trade tensions between the US and China. Key Asian indices experienced significant drops,... IndiaTimes
This time, Asian markets were the first to tumble, dropping sharply overnight as Wall Street futures also fell. Investors are now worried that the US might be... DNA