Stock futures plunge as investors digest Trump’s tariffs
- Asian markets fell sharply as U.S. President Donald Trump announced increased tariffs on imports from multiple countries, including a 24% tariff on Japan and a 25% tariff on South Korea.
- Trump's tariffs aim to level the playing field in international trade and bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States, as stated during a White House address.
- U.S. Stock futures and Asian markets reflected a decline after the tariff announcements, indicating shifts in market conditions due to these tariffs.
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Tariffs: World stock exchanges go down and investors flee to active shelter
There is no mood in the markets and investors flee from equity income in direct reaction to the tariffs announced yesterday by Donald Trump. Money flows take refuge in the fear generated by US tariffs on products imported into that country. And while the announcement was widely expected by experts, the truth is that tariff barriers ended up being much harder than anticipated. Economists now expect retaliation measures against the US, the escalat…
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