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Wall Street is weighing Trump's remarkable escalation in the US trade battle with China, resulting in significant declines across major stock indices. The Nasdaq Composite plummeted by 6%, reflecting the tech sector's vulnerability amidst rising tariffs and trade uncertainties. The Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced a staggering loss of 1,700 points, marking one of its most severe downturns in recent history. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 fell by 5%, as investors grapple with the implications of an increasingly aggressive stance in the ongoing tariff war.
Market analysts are expressing concern over the potential long-term effects of these trade policies on both domestic and global economies. The uncertainty surrounding trade negotiations has led to heightened volatility, prompting many investors to reassess their portfolios. As companies brace for the impact of tariffs on their supply chains and profit margins, the market's reaction underscores the fragile nature of investor confidence in the current economic climate.
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