Trump’s Tariff War made world stocks red
Al -Jazeera news agency reported that tariffs imposed by the US president led to the fall of world stock markets on the first trading day of the week.
reports International from Japan and China to London and Frankfurt free fall.
Hong Kong Stock Exchange fell 2 %, which has been unprecedented in the past 5 years.
Japan’s Nikki stock exchanged was 4.9 percent negative and the Taiwan stock exchanged 4.9 % of its value.
The Singapore Stock Exchange also fell by 2 %, and the South Korean and Australian stock markets declined by 2 % and 2 %, respectively.
European stocks also saw heavy sales queues, with the London Stock Exchange 2 % and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange 2 %.
Although the Wall Exchange US Street has lost its value of $ 1.5 trillion of its previous trading sessions, it is expected to experience the downward trend in the coming hours after reopening.
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