Trump’s Tariff War made world stocks red
[box type=”shadow” align=”” class=”” width=””]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.[/box]
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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