A great recovery was noted by S&P 500 in the closure of Wall Street On Tuesday (14.10.25), but returned to a large extent before closing the timetable, as the US and China exchanged blows to a renewed trade dispute. President Donald Trump criticized China for not buying soybeans, a comment that prompted the S&P 500 to red to complete the meeting.
Specifically, in Wall Street, Dow Jones rose 202.88 points or 0.44%, closing at 46.270.46 points, continuing its upward trend. In contrast, the S&P 500 fell by 10.08 points or 0.15%to 6,644.61 points, while Nasdaq suffered more severe losses, falling by 172.91 points or 0.76%to 22.521.70 points.
The shares opened the day in the day, after China has intensified at night its move to boost its control over world shipping, adding fuels to an already unstable global commercial scene. China has imposed sanctions on five US subsidiaries of Hanwha Ocean in South Korea. This will ban organizations and people in China from working with affected companies. The move, according to the Chinese government, aims to boost China’s security.
US Finance Minister Scott Bessed told the Financial Times Monday that China’s recent actions mark its financial weakness, adding that the country’s leaders “want to drag everyone with them”. US Representative Jameson Green then told CNBC on Tuesday that it depends on China’s subsequent actions if the additional 100% duties threatened by Trump come into force on 1 November or earlier.
The key indicators exceeded the morning losses and the S&P 500 traded well in the green for most of the meeting.