Global stocks and US futures plunge as Trump tariffs reverberate across the world
- Global stocks and U.S. Futures fell sharply, with S&P 500 futures down 3.9% and Nasdaq futures down 4.8%, amid fears of a U.S. Recession as tariffs were implemented.
- China stated that 'the markets had spoken' regarding their retaliation against U.S. Tariffs, leading to further market losses globally.
- Analysts are questioning whether the trade war will lead to a global recession, indicating significant economic uncertainty ahead.
- China's retaliation against U.S. Tariffs led to further declines in international markets, highlighting the impact of the escalating trade war.
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