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The US exchanges went into the loss zone again on Thursday.
The last 90-day customs break that was announced may have caused a short breath to take a short walk the day before, but the trade conflict with China is likely to continue.
The customs surcharge for China increases to a total of 145 percent, as the White House announced. Trump had increased the sentence for the People’s Republic to 125 percent on Wednesday – however, this applies in addition to a surcharge of 20 percent from March.
Dow Jones loses five percent
The Dow Jones This acknowledged this with a discount of around five percent at 38,565.36 units. The S&P 500 noted with scarlet red minus 5.74 percent with 5,142.98 points. The technology index Nasdaq Composite rattled 6.47 percent to 16,016.57 points.
According to market observers, investors are likely to evaluate the damage to the economy caused by US trade policy. Most recently, the former central bank governor and ex-finance minister Janet Yellen Invised and announced that the probability of a recession has increased.
Attention to trade dispute
With a view to the biggest price losses in the US feature index stitching Nike with minus 11.2 percent. The proportions of the sporting goods manufacturer have lost 30 percent in value since the beginning of the year. The shares of Nvidiawhich were reduced by 9.2 percent. The shares have lost 22 percent since the beginning of the year. At General Motors (minus 6.4 percent) and ford (minus 6.1 percent) were also booked in the car area clear taxes. Here, market experts referred to negative analysts from UBS and Goldman Sachs.
In the further course of the week, attention will continue to be on the trade dispute. From Friday, however, interest will also focus on the starting season. As usual in the United States, banks will open up to the number of numbers. (APA)
