Strong losses in global labor markets continue on Monday (7) that reflects panic investors by intensifying the trade war on Friday (4), when China announced the revenge of the American tariff.
The exchange rate opened, in Brazil, today at the highest level of 0,82 %And it was transferred to R $ 5,8859 In sale. Future attention is also rising.
In Wall Street, future rates have been a strong decrease, while some Asian prices have been calculated worse since 1997. The B3 trading session is still closed and the opening occurs at 10 am (Brazilia time).
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US
The future of the main rates of Wall Street, and the S&P 500 Look on their way to A. “Bear Market” (Baixist), with investors who are seeking titles due to concerns about the consequences of tariff plans in Donald Trump.
S&P futures decreased more than 20 % at its peak, indicating that the reference index is in A. “Bear Market” Since February, 20 % lower less than his historical sayings.
Trump told reporters on Sunday (6) that investors should bear the consequences of their actions and that he will refrain from negotiating with China until the American trade deficit is resolved.
In the two sessions after Trump’s introductory decision, the S&P 500 decreased by 10.5 %, deleting approximately $ 5 trillion of market value and putting his loss for two days since March 2020.
The future of the S&P 500 decreased by 1.97 %, while the Nasdaq 100 future decreased by 2.15 %, and the Dow Jones future decreased by 2.02 %.
To Europe
The main stock index in Europe fell to its lowest level in 16 months on Monday, as investors consider the possibility of recession after US President Donald Trump has not made signs that he will give up his aggressive trade war.
The Stoxx 600 decreased by 4.2 % to 475.15 points, as it decreased for the fourth consecutive session and on its way to the highest percentage in one day since the Covid-19 pandemic.
During the weekend, Trump told the correspondents that he would not agree with China until the American trade deficit was resolved, causing a new wave of losses in the Asian market.
“There has been some hope at the weekend that we might be able to see the beginning of negotiation, but the messages that we have seen so far indicate that President Trump is comfortable with the response of the market and that he will continue in this session,” said Richard Flax, investment manager at Moneyfarm.
European Union countries evaluate the approval of a first group of contracting with up to 28 billion dollars in US imports in the coming days.
The bloc faces 25 % import rates on steel, aluminum, cars, and “mutual” rates by 20 % for almost other products.
The reference index is almost 17 % less than the historical maximum, which was reached in March, before concerns about the economic consequences of Trump’s commercial policy to strike global markets.
In Asia
In Asia, the main stock price in Hong Kong has suffered the elder since 1997 on Monday (7).
The Hang Seng index decreased by 13.22 %, which is the largest daily decrease since 1997, as the shares of technology, solar energy, online banks and retailers sank, as investors sold any assets related to global growth and trade.
The CSI300 index closed by 7.05 %, with Huijin, or the “national team” of the investors who were placed in the state, said it has increased participation in Chinese stocks to defend the stability of the market.
In the absence of any indication of the White House, the axis of investors in Beijing, which may have measures to support Chinese exporters and enhance the home economy.
oil
Petroleum prices record new losses on Monday, as they decreased by 3 %, according to the escalation of trade tensions between the United States and China, fearing fears of the recession that would reduce the demand for oil, while OPEC+ is an increase in supply.
Brent and WTI reference values have decreased at the lowest level since April 2021.
Brent Futures lost $ 1.74, or 2.65 %, to $ 63.84 a barrel at 7:55 am (GMT), while total total oil (WTI) decreased $ 1.64, or 2.65 % to 60.35 dollars.
Oil decreased by 7 % on Friday after China raised the customs tariff on American products, as it entered a trade war that prompted investors to pricing a greater possibility of stagnation.
Last week, Brent and WTI lost 10.9 % and 10.6 %, respectively.
Bitcoin
Bitcoin (BTC), a major encryption in the market, fell by more than 7 % on Monday morning, to reach the level of $ 7612 and left the level of $ 80,000, won the election of Donald Trump to the US presidency.
Other cryptocurrencies have suffered from significant decreases, such as ETHEREUM (ETH) and Solana (SOL), which recorded approximately 10 % of the fall, and Ripple (XRP), with approximately 7 %, also on Sunday afternoon, according to data from the Binance platform.
ETH and Sol, respectively, were transferred at $ 1618 and $ 107.91; XRP cost $ 1.99.
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