An analyst has warned that stocks “don’t know what the final game” were targeted by Donald Trump, because Wall Street closed with all three main lists on today’s trading on Wednesday.

“Investors are still uncomfortable because they don’t know what the final game is,” Paul Nolt, a senior wealth adviser to the company based in Illinois, Murphy and Silvst, told Reuters. “” I think what we see is still the investor’s concern about tariffs, and this is almost at the front and the center for everything. “

“It is difficult for investors to feel comfortable buying stocks with very volatility,” Mr Nolt added.

All three of the main indicators of US stocks have once again suffered severe losses and eliminated much of the achievements of the previous meeting because the increasing concerns about the intensification of Washington-Bings trade have reduced optimism about optimistic economic data and US-European trade negotiations.

According to initial data, the S&P was closed 3.45 percent less, while the NASDAQ composite declined by 4.31 percent and the Dow Jones industrial average was 2.54 percent lower at the end of today’s trading.

Big Tech was pressured again, and each of the seven so -called magnificent groups of artificial intelligence -related movement ended with sloping losses.

Independent US Senior Reporter Richard Hall Writes:

Donald Trump had no secret of his desire for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s leadership, and he experienced it on Thursday at a cabinet meeting described as the “Kremlin-Ask”.

Just a day after President Trump returned from a catastrophic tariff policy that sent world markets, the cabinet members massage the president’s self -massage in Sycophantic, which makes North Korea Red Newsletter. Trump was sitting in a stone through any paid and occasionally commenting on them.

After the Trump cabinet completed his updates, Trump spoke in response to questions from the White House pool, which was carefully selected and reinforced by friendly media.

He described his return from the recession as “the biggest day in history” and warned that there would be a “transmission problem”.

The president eagerly moved on his efforts to impose strict control of the government on the economy, and is isolated from the world market, perhaps waiting for a giant military parade that is rumored to be in this summer – all to celebrate his birthday. Is the sound familiar?

The US dollar has fallen for 10 years against a safe Swiss Frank, as the markets digest Donald Trump’s dramatic inversion at tariffs.

On Wednesday, the Green Bazar returned in front of Frank Switzerland and Japanese Yen, while the main indicators of Wall Street shares jumped as Mr Trump’s tariff climbing relieved investors.

But today’s traders were setting up their positions, down 2 percent to 144.795 yen and 3.6 percent against Swiss franc to 0.82635.

The dollar dropped 3.46 percent this month against the yen and nearly 6.5 percent against Switzerland. For the biggest one -day loss to Frank since January 2015 is on the way.

Kwasi Kwarteng, a short -term license for Laser Trous, says comparing Donald Trump’s tariffs and his actions is fair.

Asked about comparing in Sky News, he said, “I think they are fair.

“I think he has been completely completed in the way we did, and what he is trying to do is basically deforming the world order, and he has taken on this comment … he will only do everything at once, to maximize the disruption.

“And now she’s backward.”

As in their experience under the trusses, the securities markets are “important”.

“This is what increases the loan rate for his base,” he says.

“I think returns was very important because I don’t think he would pay attention to the way the stock market is about the bond market.”

Mr Quartang said a “full -scale” trade war between the United States and China would have a negative impact on the global economy, adding that “it would bring Europe down, and probably us.”

“The United States and Vietnam have begun agreeing to start official debate on mutual trade,” said Donald Trump’s Treasury Secretary, Donald Trump, after meeting with Vietnamese deputy prime minister.

In a statement, the US Treasury Department said: “The Minister emphasized the importance of continuing interacting with business partners and the need for rapid and proven progress to solve outstanding problems.”

Vietnam was initially hit by 46 percent of its export tariff to the United States-its largest export market-as part of Mr Trump’s so-called “Freedom Day” declaration before the US president was honored yesterday to 10 % for 90 days.

Donald Trump has claimed that if I wanted to “trade” every day in one day-and warned that the higher “mutual” tariff rates could return after the end of the 90-day period.

Speaking to reporters after a cabinet meeting, the US president said, “We have to have a deal we love. We don’t want a deal to be a bad deal. If I want to do any day. I can do it in one day – I can say,” That’s what we do. “

Asked whether the higher tariffs would not be traded in 90 days, Mr Trump said: “This will happen.

He replied, “We have to see what happens at the time at the time.”

Donald Trump has claimed “everyone wants to come and deal with the United States” because he said there would be a “cost of transfer” to his tariff policy.

The US president told reporters after the cabinet meeting: “We have Scott [Bessent] Here and Howard [Lutnick] And some of the people who work in the trading and the biggest problem there is that they don’t have enough day. Everyone wants to come and deal.

“We work with many different countries, and everything will work very well. I think everything will work very well. But we don’t get in good shape. There is no little inflation. There is little inflation.

“So we think we are in a very good shape, we think we are doing well. Again, there will be a transfer cost. And the transfer problems, but in the end this will be a beautiful thing.”