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US stocks on Wednesday Through another day, he presented the U.S. Donald Trump in the last hours before President.
S & P rose by 0.7 percent, but after a loss of 1.1% and less than 1.1% profit. This week has been a pattern to open with sharp drops to finish larger the day.
The average Dow Jones industry increased by 235 points, or 0.6%, and the NASDAQ compound rose by 0.9 percent. Both are also smaller early early morning before they go back evening.
The Canadian Stock Index, S & P / TSX compounds, saw some divers throughout the day but were mainly moved, adding 273.90 points, or add 1.09 percent.
Elon Musk’s Tesla contributed across the market after the fell by more than six percent, when he gave less electric vehicles in the first three months before the first quarter of last year.
Tesla Wall is one of the greatest influences in Street stocks due to its tremendous size, and retreated when Musk has made efforts to cut the US government. But his stock won the loss of the loss of the morning and won 5.3 percent, the political report told that Trump will say that others will return to his government paper.
Trump announced the global fare
The financial markets around the world have recently been due to the uncertainty of Trump on Wednesday, but the time of its advertisement, after closing most markets, shows that shares are not full effect until Thursday.
After closing the market, Trump has declared 10% baseline taxes to higher imports and rate rates for all countries that direct commercial surpluses of all countries.
While the Lehendakari spoke to the White House, the US received 34% of imports from China, 20% of the European Union imports, 25% in South Korea, 24 percent of Japan and 32% in Taiwan.
The US president said he will establish 10 rates about all U.S. imports in the United States of Mexico (CUSMA). While Canada and Mexican fare reserved “reciprocal”, other taxes previously announced are still on the table.
No additional tariffs in the Canada table, though Trump confirmed that the US will take 25 percent of all foreign cars.
Pre-advertised fares in Canada, placed until April 2, will move forward in a sheet of white houses. These are the 25% fare (and 10 percent energy) of Canada (10 percent) that reported in February, the exceptions made by importers that can prove to Canada made the Mexican agreement of Canada (CUSMA).
After hours, among companies that fell after shares, the external corporation, the manufacturer of Uggs, fell 9.3 percent; Lululemon, 8.8 percent down; And home products williams-Sonoma of Mountaineers, 8.4% down.
Before Wednesday, Trump announced against China, Canada and Mexico, and spread rates in steel and aluminum. It has also applied rates against countries that import oil from Venezuela and distributes imports on imports Pharmaceutical, wood, copper and computer chips.
Trump referred to on Wednesday as a “important day,” he called the country “Statement of Economic Independence”. He has previously proclaimed the fares that manufacturing jobs would return to the US and carry out a global trade fair. The rates, however, can increase growth for the US and other economies, as well as dispensing chains and conventional trading rites.
Surveys have shown in the deepest pessimism, but the economists are waiting for whether it returns true damage to the economy.

In Wall Street, Newsmax, a conservative cable news, fell by 77.5 percent on the third day of negotiation, to return to one of his Meteorical debuts at the beginning of the week. 735 percent went up Monday and then 1 179 on Tuesday.
While several airline flies, it was higher, recovering some sharp losses about concerns that are recently taken. United Airlines rose by 4.6 percent.
All counted, S & P 500 rose by 37.90 points by 5,670.97. The DOW JONES industry average increased by 235.36 and 42,225.32 and the NASDAQ compound rose 151.16 and 17,601.05.
In the market abroad, the indices mixed throughout Europe after mixing Asia.
2025-04-02 21:55:00