Markets might not have hit the bottom yet
- On Tuesday, the Dow closed down 320 points as markets reversed earlier gains.
- President Trump's tariff announcements created global uncertainty and market volatility.
- The Nasdaq dropped 2.15% and the S&P 500 fell 1.4%, erasing earlier gains after a positive market open.
- Karoline Leavitt stated, "There will be 104% tariffs going into effect on China tonight at midnight."
- The market downturn reflected concerns about disrupted supply chains and economic effects of tariffs.
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Asian stock markets fall again - concerns about trade war
Asia's leading stock markets are falling after the White House announced that Donald Trump's threat against China of import tariffs of the order of 104 percent will become a reality.
US announces new tariffs for China up to 104% and generates another day of market losses
The day seemed to begin with some recovery. The fall of the markets in the previous days had left the stock markets at technical levels that seemed attractive, and several investors began to build positions. Asia closed with relevant rises and then followed Europe, and also the US in the early hours. But everything turned, once the US intensified the trade war. In the early hours of the morning, a spokesman from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce …
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