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US Stocks Plunge Amid Tariff Fallout

Business Today16minutes ago

Trump's latest response to the stock market crash: sometimes you have to "take medicine" to solve the problem!

① The President of the USA, Trump, made a recent response on the stock market crash on Sunday; ② He compared the tariff policies that would cause market turmoil to a "cure" for the USA economy, stating that sometimes "taking medicine" is necessary; ③ He also mentioned that he did not intentionally create the market sell-off.

cls.cn39minutes ago

Ignoring global turbulence and market concerns! The Trump team is vigorously advancing tariff policies.

Senior economic officials of President Trump of the USA refuted investors' concerns about inflation and economic recession, showed no remorse for the market turmoil caused by large-scale tariffs globally, and instead firmly stated that an economic boom is on the way.

Zhitong Finance19:45 ET

Dow Futures Sink 1,700 Points. S&P 500 Set to Open in a Bear Market. as Market Braces for Monday -- Barrons.com

Barron's19:08 ET

SWHY Securities: Does the significant pullback in the US stock market indicate that an economic recession is imminent?

Does this significant correction in the US stock market indicate a recession?

Zhitong Finance18:59 ET

"Black Monday" repeats itself, will the US stock market plummet by 22%? "Big Mouth" Jim Cramer has issued a warning.

Cramer stated that if the president does not attempt to reconcile with countries and companies that comply with the rules, then "the scenario of 1987... where we fell for three consecutive days and then plummeted 22% on Monday, is very likely to be repeated." He further emphasized: "We will know the result soon, at the latest by Monday."

wallstreetcnApr 6 04:27 ET

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Seeking AlphaApr 5 14:34 ET

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Seeking AlphaApr 5 14:10 ET

America's CEOs Are Oddly Silent on Trump's Tariffs

Seeking AlphaApr 5 13:22 ET

S&P 500's Thursday-Friday Rout Among Largest Two-day Declines in the Last 40 Years

Seeking AlphaApr 5 12:12 ET

Options -- The Striking Price: The Best Play on Tariffs? Go Back to the Basics

Barron'sApr 5 02:22 ET

RBC's Calvasina Sees S&P 500 at 5,150 By Year-End

BloombergApr 4 23:29 ET

How Long Will Trump Stand By Tariff Decision?

BloombergApr 4 23:22 ET

Fed Is in 'No Hurry' To Cut Rates. Has It Checked the News?

Barron'sApr 4 22:57 ET

How Much Will Tariffs Add to Inflation? These Economists Did the Math

Barron'sApr 4 22:34 ET

Global stock markets have evaporated nearly 5 trillion USD! Tariffs imposed by Trump have sparked anger across the USA.

① The President of the USA, Trump, announced on Wednesday that comprehensive tariffs would be imposed on imported commodities, which have so far led to a cumulative evaporation of nearly 5 trillion dollars in global stock market market cap; ② On Friday, the Chinese government took countermeasures against the USA, further exacerbating the sell-off in the US stock market; ③ The International Monetary Fund warned that the trade war could hit global economic growth, and US consumers and entrepreneurs expressed concern and anger over the tariff policy.

cls.cnApr 4 22:20 ET

The Stock Market Had Its Worst Week Since the Pandemic. Keep Hope Alive

Barron'sApr 4 22:14 ET

Nowhere to hide! The US stock market has crashed for two days, with six trillion dollars "vanished into thin air." "Things have developed too quickly, leaving many people feeling confused, fearful, and angry."

The implementation of tariffs seems to bring the recession closer, with market panic reaching its highest point since the pandemic. Even seasoned professionals on Wall Street are feeling the pressure of this moment, which could mark the beginning of the most turbulent and uncertain period for the market in many years.

wallstreetcnApr 4 21:31 ET

Both the Nasdaq and Russell 2000 have entered a technical bear market, with the U.S. stock market losing about 11.1 trillion since Trump's inauguration.

Since January 17, the USA stock market has lost a total of about 11.1 trillion dollars in Market Cap.

Zhitong FinanceApr 4 19:00 ET

JPMorgan Now Sees U.S. Recession This Year After Trump's Tariffs

Seeking AlphaApr 4 17:53 ET