The future of US shares. UU. They negotiated a little more on Tuesday, after the highest sale on Monday as the markets digested the comments of President Donald Trump that there would be a “transition period” as the economy adjusted to a global commercial war.
Dow Futures rose 156 points, or approximately 0.36%.
The industrial average Dow Jones closed approximately 2% on Monday, while the S& P 500 decreased 2.7%. The heavy technological Nasdaq collapsed from 4%, which amounted to more than $ 1 billion in losses, according to Bloomberg.
A merchant works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in the Opening Campana in New York City on March 10, 2025.
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Asian stocks, which opened strongly lower on Tuesday, after the sale of the sale of the United States, recovered some land. And European actions were quoted mixed.
The labor statistics office is expected to publish a report on how many jobs are open in the economy, which could provide another clue about the strength of the economy in the midst of the new recession concerns. An inflation report is expected on Wednesday.
A merchant works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in the Opening Campana in New York City on March 10, 2025.
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The main driver of recent decreases seems to be the United States trade war, with investors observing the latest administration on commerce and tariffs. The mass sale coincided with retaliation tariffs against the United States after levies last week in Canada, Mexico and China, some of which were delayed.
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Max Zahn of ABC News contributed to this report.
