Falling more US stock market after Trump's tariffs
After the US Wall Street stock market on Thursday due to the widespread tariffs on Donald Trump's government saw a heavy fall in stock, the market began on Friday, with China's retaliatory move.
Reuters news agency reported Friday that the US stock market fell sharply on Friday after the new Chinese tariffs on all US goods in response to the widespread taxpayer of the Trump administration and the intensification of the World Trade War, and the Nasdaq Composite index fell to the descending market.
Nasdak fell more than 2 percent of her last record in December last year and put it on the market.
The S&P index (S&P) decreased by 4.9 units or 4.9 percent to 4.9 units, while the composite was reached by 2.9 % or 4.9 percent to 4.9. The average Dow Jones also decreased by 4.9 units or 4.9 percent to 4.3 %.
The trend of further falling in the US stock market came after China on Friday, in a retaliatory move, imposed a 5 % tariff on imported goods from the United States, which will begin next week.
In response to US "mutual tariffs" against Chinese products, the Chinese State Council's Customs Commission announced that Beijing will impose 5 % additional tariffs on all US imported goods from the US on April 5.
Slowly after the US Stock Exchange launched, the S&P stock market index fell to 2.3, which decreased by 4.9 percent. Bloomberg had calculated on Thursday as the US stock market dropped, with about $ 1.5 trillion from the S&P index at the beginning of that day.
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