- Dow Jones fell on Friday and released 780 points to the lowest.
- The relief of tariff threats ended because the cycle of business policy begins again.
- The markets spread back by the disadvantage after investors remembered the chances of tariff to stay high.
The industrial average Dow Jones (DJIA) has seen hard loss during Friday’s market session. The main capital index dropped by 780 points of the highest DNA and tapped at 41,200 before slowly crawling back to the region 41 750. The President of the United States (US) Donald Trump sent the market to the background after announcing his intention, or at least the desire to impose on a specific company. Donald Trump followed a new threat of tariffs to European business partners after his previous game of echo threats against Europe brought little in the way of results.
Trump Came Out of the Gate Swinging on Friday, Declaringing His Belief That Apple (AAPL) Products Should Be Subject to A 25% Tax, and Also Stating Trade Talks with the European Union (EU) Should Impose An Across-the-Onboard Tariff of 50% on All European Goods to Begin on June 1. The White House Was Quick to Follow Up On President Trump’s Social Media Posting, Stating That The President’s Direct statements does not necessarily declare an official government or politics.
Customs threats and ambiguity of trade back on offer
Policy uncertainty, rather than tariffs themselves, is probably a thorn on the side of investors on Friday. As noted by Paul Donovan, the chief economist of UBS Global Wealth Management:
“Given how many times Trump has retreated to these threats, markets are likely to put only limited weight on this attitude; but it is a reminder of the uncertainty of politics that persists in the United States.”
Paul Donovan followed that the latest tariff suspension by Trump’s administration was only a 90 -day temporary repair, and even the threat of returning to high imports could again re -trust investors. The US “reciprocal tariff package”, which was announced on April 2, is about to enter into force 1 July, unless trade agreements with key countries will be completed before this date, it seems that Trump’s diplomacy officials are unable to deliver.
Next week there will be a shorter business week with an American holiday on Monday cards. The Planned Speech President of the Federal Reserve (Fed) Jerome Powell, however, could set the tone for the first half of the week before enrolling the meeting Fed The call call is released in the center.
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Dow Jones Price Progncast
Friday’s fresh bull dive pushed the industrial diameter Dow Jones back to 200 days of exponential gliding diameter (EMA), because recovery after a tariff memory seems to end. The Dow Jones is in red not only on Friday, but also a week and a year, a decrease of 2% of the January opening offers.
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Basic Expenditure on Personal Consumption – Price Index (year -on -year)
Basic Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) issued US Economic Analysis Office Monthly measures changes in the prices of goods and services purchased by consumers in the United States (USA). The PCE price index is also a preferred measure of inflation of the federal reserve system. Reading between the year compares the prices of goods in the reference month for the same month of the previous year. Basic reading excludes so -called volatile food and energy components to provide more accurate price pressure measurements. “In general, high reading for the US dollar (USD), while low reading is bearish.
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