Dow, S&P 500, NASDAQ FUTURES SLIDE WHEN TRUMPLY ORDER NEW tariffs


US Futures shares moved below when investors spent the announcement of President Donald Trump by 25% Tariffs on global imports of steel and aluminum.

Futures attached to S&P 500 (Es = f) slipped by 0.2%while futures dow (Ym = f) dropped by 0.1%and Nasdaq futures (Nq = f) decreased by 0.2%.

Trump stored 25% of tariffs on all imports of steel and aluminum Monday evening. The tariffs are expected to enter into force of March 4 and apply to all countries, including Canada and Mexico, the two best metal suppliers in the US. American neighbors are also trying to conclude an agreement to avoid another set of tariffs 1 March.

In technology, spending AI continues Drag the trust of the investor in a beautiful seven. Amazon (Amzn), Google (Google), Apple (Aapl), Nvidia (Nvda), Microsoft (Msft) and Tesla (Tsla) Everyone has seen losses from weak earnings in recent weeks. Meta (Meta) This year it remains the only member of the group, which has so far published two -digit profits.

Meta also attracted Wall Street's attention on Monday as it began to release workers as part of the CEO Mark Zuckerberg Promise to reduce thousands of jobs from the company in pressure to find talent AI. A total of approximately 3,600 people or 5% of society are expected to be released in this process.

In commodities, Futures coffee increased by 6% to more than $ 4.30 per pound. Links to panic hit the price of beans, where low yields and high demand led to an increase in price by 35% this year. Brazil and Vietnam, the two largest international suppliers, are expected to increase production until 2026.

On Tuesday Coca-Cola earnings are expected to show a quarter of growth In the battle of the company with Pepsico. Wall Street assumes a Q4 income of $ 10.67 billion and a profit per share of $ 0.52.

Super Micro Computer (Smip), Lyft (Lyft) and DOORDASH (DASH) are also ready to report earnings on Tuesday.

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  • Gold (Gc = f) It continues to reap the benefits of uncertainty in the stock markets. 25% of President Donald Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum have shifted the asset to the safe extension back to historically the maximum for the second week in a row.

    Bullion touched the peak of all time over $ 2,921 per ounce and maintained dynamics from 1.7% strengthening in the daily session.

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