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Investors were nervously awaiting the opening of business in the financial markets of the United States after the value of the assets in Wall Street decreased last week, which was launched by the import tariff announced by the government of Donald Trump.

In the following two days to announce the definitions last Wednesday (2), the S& P 500 index fell by 10.5 % and lost about 5 trillion dollars in the market value. It was the largest loss in two days since March 2020.

The sharp decline on Thursday (3) and Friday (4) caused the accumulation of S&P 500, lower than 17 % on the historic record on February 19.

The futures will open at 6 pm local time (19h Brazilia) this Sunday, which will give an indication of how negotiations will be on Monday (31).

“The high market has died,” said Mark Malik, investment manager at Sepert Financial. “We may see some gains in the coming days, but they will not be solid now.”

Malik said that the moment of news about the definitions, which coincided with the start of the results season from companies related to the first quarter, contributes to the dark perspective.

In the interview programs on Sunday morning, Trump’s main economic advisers sought to photograph the definitions as a smart reintestination in the United States. NBC News said that there is no “reason” to predict the stagnation in the country.

Some investors believe that the US stock market will at least try to perform a kind of return. “At some point this week, we may have a high day,” said Sosnik, the chief investment strategy in interactive intermediaries.

The issue remains a sustainability, that is, a recovery.

“There may be one day this week when the screens are green, but no permanent recovery may occur for three or four weeks,” said Alex Morris, investment manager of F/M Investments. “At this point, people will start saying that we have already taken a lot of air from the balloon.”

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