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Abstract:Amidst a recovery rally from Wednesdays selloff, President Trump announced an additional round of tariffs on goods coming into the United States from China as stocks dived.
Stock Market Update:
President Trump announced the United States will put an additional tariff of 10% on remaining $300 billion of Chinese goods
In response, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones sank over 1% as trade wars rocket to the forefront of investor concern once again
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Stock Market Update: Stocks Sink After President Trump Announces New Tariffs on China
Stocks sank after President Trump announced the United States will implement further tariffs on Chinese goods entering the US. Check back here as the story develops…
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he market saw muted activity as both the U.S. and the U.K. observed public holidays in yesterday's session. The dollar index (DXY) edged lower, failing to hold above the 104.50 level. This decline comes as the market anticipates signs of cooling U.S. inflation ahead of the PCE reading due on Friday. Meanwhile, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced a reduction in Wall Street settlement times, aiming to complete transactions in a single day.
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KEY POINTS Does a relative shortage of stocks combined with somewhat mechanical sources of buying explain the Dow rising to 29,000? What’s truly scarce are big, reliable cash flows that investors believe will endure economic wobbles and constant technological disruption. This has created a vastly bifurcated market, and an unusually wide spread between the valuation of the most expensive stocks and the cheapest ones. In aggregate Apple-Microsoft-Alphabet trades at 26-times this year’s profits, with no debt and enormous capacity to invest, buy back stock or fund future dividends. The broad market is below 19-times earnings.