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On Monday, the US stock markets again fell, because investors started as fear of tariffs and potential decline.
Wall Street has already declined a negative week, which is a negative week, which is a negative week, which is a negative week, and then delayed the potential impact of new US tariffs.
By the end of the last week, the majority indicators of the United States fell by more than 2% each year. The largest decline in S & P 500, decreased by 3.1% since September.
Then, a meeting with Fox News for a weekend, Trump did not rule out the possibility of recession.
“I hate to predict such things,” Trump Fox News said. “There is a transition period because we are very great. We bring the richness of America.”
On the contrary, Trump’s Trading Secretary Howard Lutnick explained NBC responds to the press “There is no chance of a recession.”
However, from Monday, Monday, US investors were more concerned about being convinced.
Dow was about 500 points, or 1.2%, in the daytime trading. The S & P 500 was another 2.2%, technology-heavy NASDAQ collapse from 3.3%.
