Global equity markets decline due to tariff concerns and fears of recession in various regions.

From Nasdaq
April 7, 2025 12:13:00 PM:

Stock indexes, including S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq, are down due to trade war concerns. President Trump dismissed market worries, focusing on tariff policies. Treasury Secretary Bessent remains optimistic about economic growth. Markets are hopeful for Fed rate cut post-tariff turmoil. Selloff in equity markets prompts flight to safety and drop in commodity prices.

Stocks recover slightly as chip stocks rise, hope for Fed rate cut boosts market. Tariff turmoil and fears of recession drive global selloff. President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs deepen market losses. Markets await FOMC meeting minutes and key economic data release this week.

Global equity markets plunge, Euro Stoxx 50, Shanghai Composite, and Nikkei 225 hit lows. US 10-year T-notes decline due to tariff turmoil, Fed policy outlook. European bond yields mixed, Eurozone data weaker than expected. ECB expected to cut rates in upcoming meeting.

Tech stocks like Tesla, Apple, and Microsoft fall. Travel and leisure, banking, airline, and cryptocurrency-related stocks also slide. Energy sector hit by low crude prices. US-listed Chinese stocks tumble post-China tariffs. Dollar Tree gains, chipmakers rebound, limiting broader market losses. Earnings reports from AMMO Inc, Dave & Buster’s, Greenbrier Cos.

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