Trump in a State of Panic as He Realized US Stock Market Loses $1,7 Trillion! Musk Can't Believe It!

the effects of the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump the president-elect of the United States for the second time are starting to be felt president Trump had said that the tariffs were intended to bring the American economy back to its old days and had started to work on this after taking office but at this point both the retaliatory attempts of Canada Mexico and China and the fact that additional tariffs will affect the American Consumer have created a bomb effect on the stock market more than 100 points the NASDAQ coming off its worst day since 2022 bouncing back somewhat up just about a half a percent but that certainly isn't easing the concerns about the stock market trillion that's how much US Stocks lost in yesterday's trade it was their worst drop since September the US Stock Market has lost over $4 trillion in value following president Donald Trump's Canada's main stock index dropped today while stock markets in the US have their worst day in years the American Stock Market which was in Decline last week started the new week with a decline causing the 1. 7 trillion do American Stock Market to suffer the biggest loss in recent years so what will be the consequences of this decline in the American Stock Market and will the American economy be able to bounce back in the future as president Trump says we will analyze the details of the latest developments and conflicts in the world don't forget to subscribe to our Channel turn on notifications and give us us a like to stay up to date with our content stocks fell amid growing concerns that the United States economy could be heading for recession the Dow lost nearly 900 points the S&P 500 fell 2. 7% and the NASDAQ Composite fell 4% as shares of big tech companies extended their selloff Tesla's shares fell 15% other Magnificent Seven stocks such as Apple Microsoft alphabet amazon.

com Nvidia and meta platforms also fell between 2% and 5% I hate to predict things like that there is a period of transition because what we're doing is very big we're bringing wealth back to America president Trump over the weekend refused to rule out the possibility of the United States entering a recession this year saying there will be a transition period because what we're doing is so great in response commer secretary Howard lotnik said there will be no recession in America some investors say the Trump administration's Reckless attitude about triggering a potential downturn has unsettled Market Watchers who believe Trump's progrowth stance will boost the economy and markets this is the first time that an Administration has seriously said that the targets will lead to pain said Shelby mcfadin an investment Analyst at motly fool Asset Management the jobs report signals that the labor market remains stable for now but could weaken giving investors PA but some analysts worry that job losses could increase as the Trump Administration aims to continue deportations and government layoffs George calone a portfolio manager at pen mutual asset management said we have a radically different Administration than the last one we have a number of other concerns that could potentially take us back to a hard Landing he said the early week decline follows a turbulent week in the markets with concerns mounting over how the administration's unpredictable tariff policies could affect United State's growth the S&P 500 closed last week with a weekly decline of 3. 1% the biggest drop in 6 months as of the beginning of the week the yield on the 10-year United States treasury bond fell to 4. 21% last week it closed above 4.

31% the Wall Street dollar Index was hovering near its lowest level since early November last week it suffered its biggest drop in more than two years amid economic and foreign policy Jitters overseas Chinese stocks fell over the weekend INF data showed that consumer prices in China fell more than expected last month the stocks Europe 600 fell 1. 3% European Defense stocks continued their recent rally February inflation indicators as well as data on consumer confidence and job openings will be released in the coming days key factors contributing to this decline include High stock valuations compared to historical averages economic uncertainty triggered by shifting trade policies and disappointing corporate earnings Tesla for example saw its market capitalization Fall by more than 125 billion in a single day companies such as Delta Airlines have also cut their profit forecasts citing concerns about economic conditions investors remain uneasy as they watch upcoming inflation reports interest rate policies and possible government actions to stabilize the economy so why are the United States stock markets falling the recent wave of selling is being driven by multiple factors including trade policy uncertainties fears of a possible recession and concerns over High stock valuations the amount of uncertainty created by tariff Wars with Canada Mexico and Europe is causing boards and Senior Executives to reconsider the path forward Lazard CEO Peter ozag said in a statement he said so which stocks were most affected by this decline technology stocks suffered the most significant losses Tesla lost 125 billion in value in a single day while apple and Nvidia fell nearly 5% the tech sector the S&P 500 fell 4. 3% overall meanwhile Delta airlines' stock fell 14% after it halved its first quarter profit forecasts investors concerns about a possible recession intensified president Donald Trump said I hate predicting these things there's a transition period because what we're doing is so big he said Ross Mayfield investment strategist at B said the Trump Administration seems to be a little more accepting of the idea that they are happy for the market to fall and May even settle for a recession to achieve their broader goals the White House has countered recession fears by insisting that the economy remains strong despite the market downturn Kevin hasset president of the National Economic Council said there are many reasons to be overly optimistic about the future of the economy but there has certainly been some volatility in the data this quarter hassid also emphasized that the uncertainty around tariffs will soon be resolved and that tax cuts will help boost boost investment and real wages but investors remain skeptical and continued Market volatility reflects broader concerns so what should investors watch out for next investors are keeping an eye on several key factors including the upcoming inflation report interest rate Decisions by the Federal Reserve and possible government measures to stabilize the economy a further decline in investor confidence could drag markets down further many have been concerned about the high valuations among United States equities for some time and are looking for a catalyst for a market correction Dan coatsworth investment Analyst at AJ Bell said in a statement he said as markets remain volatile investors need to stay informed and consider diversification strategies to manage risk meanwhile negotiations to renew the United States Mexico Canada agreement are starting a year ahead of schedule Commerce Minister Howard lutnick and United States trade representative Jameson Greer met on Thursday with Canadian officials including Finance min Minister Dominic LeBlanc United States Ambassador Kirsten Hillman and Ontario Premier Doug Ford to revisit the Intercontinental Trade Agreement Trump negotiated it during his first term to replace its predecessor the North American Free Trade Agreement and signed it into law in 2020 Trump intends to use tariff threats to lure Continental neighbors into negotiations in public he has said that illegal substances and uncontrolled immigration motivated his tariff policy but people close to the trade talks have also said since his second day in office that his other goal is to revisit the trade agreement he once described as the fairest most balanced and most beneficial trade deal ever enacted into law the United States's objective in these negotiations is not entirely clear a White House statement said officials discussed Trump's steadfast commitment to pursuing fair trade and Canada's potential role in these efforts the president's rhetoric offers some clues about his ultimate goals Trump has long complained about Mexico's state-led energy policies and China's involvement in the Auto industry but Mexico has received less Chinese investment than the United States and Canada he said Trump has sharply criticized Canada's protections for its domestic dairy industry and threatened to permanently close its auto manufacturing business in Canada if its trade demands are not met Ford said lutnick had asked officials to discuss renegotiating the trade deal after Ontario's Premier said he would eliminate export taxes on electricity flowing to the United States and cut tariffs on steel and aluminum from 50% to 25% Ford said negotiations could take a long time Doug Ford said it's all about building a relationship the sooner we build a relationship the sooner we can discuss what their needs are and what our needs are he said Mexican president Claudia Shin bomb's Administration has made some suggestions to the trade talks during the impass over tariffs these include raising Mexico's tariff rates on China to the same level as the United States according to people familiar with the negotiations we prioritize trade with countries with which we have trade agreements Shin bam said on March 6th noting that Mexico Imports a lot of goods from China without any Trade Agreement United States automakers expect Trump to seek concessions in their favor the current agreement requires 75% of a car's content value to come from North American suppliers to qualify for duty-free treatment but the Tariff for non compliance is only 2.

5% some automakers pay this and Export cars to the United States instead of complying some United States lawmakers from autor producing states have said they want to raise the Tariff to penalize foreign automakers without hurting North American trading partners Senator Bernie Moreno said the Tariff for non-compliance with the usmca should be 10 times higher this would be in line with Trump's planned 25% tariffs on Global Auto Imports which he said would be implemented on April SE some Republican Senators said more uncertainty could derail the deal hurting Market sentiment and corporate profits Senator Tom Tillis said this is about improving a deal that President Trump got in his first term but if someone is thinking about a blank slate I think that could be destabilizing he added a 25% tariff on Goods imported from Mexico and Canada went into effect on March 4th while a 10% Tariff was imposed on Energy Products and potach the next today the Trump Administration suspended those tariffs until April 2nd for automobiles eligible for duty-free trade under the United States Mexico Canada agreement or usmca on March 6th all usmca eligible Goods receiv received the same suspension many Goods entering the United States do not comply with the usmca and are therefore subject to the new tariffs Canada responded by imposing 21 billion in tariffs on United States products including fruits and vegetables appliances and liquor Canada also said it would impose an additional 20. 6 billion in tariffs on Goods imported from the United States in response to Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs Mexico initially planned retaliatory measures but did not enact them on March 12th the Trump Administration imposed a 25% tariff on All Steel and aluminum Imports Canada then retaliated by imposing tariffs on 20.