Introduction: Growth is afraid of syllable markets
Good morning, and welcome to our business coverage, financial markets and the world economy.
Trump Bump has become Trump’s fall after the growing fear of an American recession shocked markets yesterday.
Monday was a dark day in Wall Street, where S&P 500 Ra 2.7%, Dow Jones fell 2%, and heavy technology Nasdaq fell 4%, losses among major technology companies.
Investors withdrew for saved assets as the US president refused to rule out that his policies would lead to a recession, or rising prices.
Instead, he told Fox News in an interview broadcast last weekend that there would be a “transition period” … ..
Sliding means that the asset prices jump after the Trump’s election victory last November has been deleted.
Hopes for a set ‘determined Trump’ have also received a knock. This is the hope that the US president can take action to support stock prices if markets suffered a sharp decline.
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Michael Brownhigh search strategist at SpeciesExplains:
I think it is quite clear, at this stage, that the idea of a ‘trump set’ is dead of stone – or, at least, that the price of the said strike is much, much lower than previously predicted. Trump’s rejecting to rule out a recession this year is just the latest testimony of this, accompanied by both the secretary of the Bessent Treasury, and the Lutnick Trade Secretary, having both ‘rolling pitch’ for a slowdown in the last few weeks.
The administrator, for now, is doubled in the idea of ’short -term pain, for long -term benefits’, in the hope that macro -heads can be blamed in the Biden Administrator, and that Trump & Co will be able to seek loans to the economy, and the market, the turn that is likely to be consequently. While I see how this can be politically appropriate, dyeing the economy only in average time, it is quite economically disobedient, especially for an oval office that claims to be more focused on Main Street than on Wall Street.
After the worst day of the year, Wall Street is expected to open a little higher when the trading resumes at 1.30pm GMT.
This can bring calm to the markets of Europe, after a strange session in the markets of Asia-Pacific overnight.
Investors are also ready for the latest US economic data, covering the trust of small business and vacancies for a health control over US growth.
The agenda
The main events
FTSE 100 opens in red
The London stock market is open, and the shares are slightly lower.
The FTSE Index 100 of the blue chip shares has fallen by 21 points, or 0.25%-a small drop.
Travel and hospitality shares are leading Fallers, with British Airways owner Iag Down 5%, budget airline Easyyet outside 2.6%, and Intercontinental Hotel losing 2.1%.
In all other markets of Asia-Pacific, South Korea Cospi The index is reduced 1.1% and Australia S & P/ASX 200 lost 0.9%.
Stephen InnesManaging partner at Spy wealth Management, Reports:
As the panic button has not been hit yet, the market feeling remains fragile as the once soft Wall Street bets are being tempted, escalating the fear that aggressive tariffs and government spending cuts may prevent our growth.
China’s stock market has reduced the fear of recession in the US.
CSI 300 The index fell 1% at the beginning of the trading, as Asia-Pacific stock markets were shaken.
But the reserves have been recovered, pushing CSI 300 – which includes the largest companies in the Shanghai and Shenzhen Bursuits – up with 0.3% closely.
Nikkei closes in red
Japan’s stock market has fallen today, though it has been somewhat recovered by an early blow.
Nikkei The index has closed 0.65% today, as it has previously hit a six -month -old while the American recession fears it showed traders in Tokyo. At one stage, it was reduced 1.7%.
Jane Japanese has hit a five-month high for the US dollar, as investors are looking for a safe place for their money.
Fearing a tuition-led deceleration in the economic growth of the US by shaking the dollar, and US shares, it hit 146.55 ¥ per dollar, stronger since the previous October.
The dollar has lowered more than 7% by a six-month high-158.8 ¥ -yo was hit in January against Jeni, suggesting that American currrence is losing some of its secure appeal.
Chris WestonBroker Chief of Broker SpeciesExplains:
“Historically, the dollar exceeds when we get a strong increase in instability, but when the US economy and US citizens are the main point of concern, this is now limiting the drawing of the dollar.”
The US dollar about four months low
Fear of the economic impact of Trump’s White House has damaged the US dollar in recent sessions.
This morning, the dollar has lowered 0.2% against a large currency basket, near the lower four months that struck last Friday.
Greenback, like the US stock market, has lost all the profits he enjoyed after the Trump’s choice.
Initially, investors betrayed that Trump’s policies such as tariffs and an immigration coercion would be inflationary, leading to higher rates of US interest and thus a stronger crowning.
Now, however, attention has turned into risks that growth will be destroyed, demanding lower interest rates to stimulate the economy … ..
Introduction: Growth is afraid of syllable markets
Good morning, and welcome to our business coverage, financial markets and the world economy.
Trump Bump has become Trump’s fall after the growing fear of an American recession shocked markets yesterday.
Monday was a dark day in Wall Street, where S&P 500 Ra 2.7%, Dow Jones fell 2%, and heavy technology Nasdaq fell 4%, losses among major technology companies.
Investors withdrew for saved assets as the US president refused to rule out that his policies would lead to a recession, or rising prices.
Instead, he told Fox News in an interview broadcast last weekend that there would be a “transition period” … ..
Sliding means that the asset prices jump after the Trump’s election victory last November has been deleted.
Hopes for a set ‘determined Trump’ have also received a knock. This is the hope that the US president can take action to support stock prices if markets suffered a sharp decline.
[a put option gives you the opportunity to buy an asset at a particular price].
Michael Brownhigh search strategist at SpeciesExplains:
I think it is quite clear, at this stage, that the idea of a ‘trump set’ is dead of stone – or, at least, that the price of the said strike is much, much lower than previously predicted. Trump’s rejecting to rule out a recession this year is just the latest testimony of this, accompanied by both the secretary of the Bessent Treasury, and the Lutnick Trade Secretary, having both ‘rolling pitch’ for a slowdown in the last few weeks.
The administrator, for now, is doubled in the idea of ’short -term pain, for long -term benefits’, in the hope that macro -heads can be blamed in the Biden Administrator, and that Trump & Co will be able to seek loans to the economy, and the market, the turn that is likely to be consequently. While I see how this can be politically appropriate, dyeing the economy only in average time, it is quite economically disobedient, especially for an oval office that claims to be more focused on Main Street than on Wall Street.
After the worst day of the year, Wall Street is expected to open a little higher when the trading resumes at 1.30pm GMT.
This can bring calm to the markets of Europe, after a strange session in the markets of Asia-Pacific overnight.
Investors are also ready for the latest US economic data, covering the trust of small business and vacancies for a health control over US growth.