Economic uncertainty in the United States before the Business War by a series of threats of the US president’s fees, Donald TrumpOvarian He has caused Wall Street again this week. For the bell touches, Dow Jones D Labor, The main indicator of the bag lost 715 points (1.69%), until 41,583 units; He Selected S&P 500 1.97%deducted for 5,580 full numbers, and Technical Nastak retreated with 2.70%, 17,322 points.
Animated by Trump’s announcement that there will be exemptions in mutual fees that will come into effect from April 2 New Taxes of the Republic They have completed the destruction of three main codes.
There Weekly calculationDow is 0.96%, S&P 500 is 1.53%and Nastak is 2.59%. Republican leader on Wednesday announced that 25% of all the cars that were not manufactured in the United States would come into effect.
The machine collapsed because of new charges
These fees will affect not only vehicles imported from Europe and Asia, but also the components of the neighboring Canada and Mexico imposed on the final assembly of the United States.
Corporations Vehicle department Since then they have recorded the losses and today they were one of the most victims: Stellantis lost 4%, General Motors supported 1% Ford fell 4%.
According to inspectors, the cost of vehicles sold for this sector can increase The United States ranges an average of 000 to $ 15,000 per unit.
Meanwhile, the stock market was weighed by the release of the code Prices of personal consumption costs (PCE
PCE Federal Reserve (Central Bank) In its results on interest ratesAs announced by the Economic Statistical Office (BeA), last month recorded the same fact in January.
On the other hand, technical activities also suffered significant losses: Alphabet, Google Matrix, declined 4.8%, 4.2%, Microsoft 3%and Amazon 4%.
Apart from the Amazon, the most affected Dow 30 quotes were Nike (-3.81 %), while the highest profit Merk & Co (1.86 %) and Amjen (0.39 %).
By fields, only the day ended in green Public services (0.076%), at the same time the largest losses are communications (-3.8%) and the essential items (-3.27%).