The downward trend of European and US indicators stock market Following today (4.4.25) and Asian stocks under the shock of the start of their war dictatorial On the US side.
In particular, The Asia Dow index drops with 3.55%, the Nikkei 225 index on the Tokyo Stock Exchange falls with 3.74% (ie it shows the largest reduction in Asia due to Trump duties at the expense of Japan) And Hangseng with 1.52%.
At the same time the Sanghai index drops with 0.24%, Sensex with 0.78%and the Singapore index with 2.90%.
Under 4% the yield on US 10 -year -old State Bond Bond
It is recalled that yesterday (3.4.25) in New York declined 3.98% in the Dow Jones Index, S&P was closed to -4.84% and Nasdaq index at -5.97%. The result was The disappearance of 2.5 trillion. dollar from US markets. This amount corresponds almost to Italy’s GDP!
The primary of the Nasdaq 100 index is especially due to the 9% loss of Apple while Nvidia and Tesla fell. The shares of all companies, from sports shoe manufacturers to clothing, fell into the tartars after the imposition of new duties by Trump on critical production countries, such as Vietnam and Indonesia. Nike slipped by 14%. Lululemon Athletica, Abercrombie & Fitch and Gap also retreated.
Of particular importance is the fact that the yields of US government bonds have broken the 4% barrier and in particular amounted to 3,984%. This means that the Falling the cost of borrowing the US State, which is extremely positive for refinancing the giant US state debt.
At the same time The euro appears to have regulated a parity of more than 1.1 to 1 compared to the dollar.
Collapse for European stock markets yesterday
As for European stock markets, the following indicators were closed yesterday as follows:
- FTSE 100 (London): -1.55%
- DAX: -3,01%
- CAC 40: -3,31%
- FTSE MIB (Milan): -3.60%
- IBEX (Madrid): -1.19%
- Stoxx 600 (European Index): -2.57%
As for the index of Athens Shipowner closed to -1.77%.
Bloomberg’s index for the dollar noted the greatest drop ever recorded, The oil was dipped and gold retreated from its records. The S&P 500 has now dropped 12% of the February record. The General Motors. and Ford Motor. They fell.
Retail shares suffered a pounding, with Best Buy falling 18% and Dollar Tree sliding 13%.
Bond traders increased bets to reduce interest rates by the US Federal Bank due to fears that the trade war would turn boomerang to the US economy, sending the yield on 10 -year state -owned bonds for a while below 4% for the first time.
Fitch’s credit rating firm warned that duties are a “game-changer” for the global economy, with duties as a whole threatening to drop US economic growth by 2 percentage points this year and increasing inflation close to 5%, according to UBS.