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The president of the United States, Donald Trump, greets the members of the audience after signing a proclamation during a celebration of Greek Independence Day in the White House on March 24, 2025 in Washington, DC.
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The rates of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, have so far taken the form of the country, specific, scanning, signed up for the sectors and applicable only to countries with a certain commercial relationship with another.
It has also been “flexible” when implementing them, as commented on Friday about the possibility of doing so, giving last minute breaks, exceptions to goods under trade agreements and possible reimbursements even for rates through the board.
The markets recovered on Monday, driven by Trump’s track that countries could obtain a “rest” of reciprocal tariffs. But it is unlikely that it is a sustained upward trend, given the wild changes in the unpredictable types and executions of Trump’s rates.
Strategy often analyze technical trends in actions movements, such as their 200 -day mobile average, in an attempt to divine their future. It can be more fruitful, in this political era, change that scrutiny to Trump, which has alternately caused the markets to establish and immerse themselves with a pronouncement.
What you need to know today
New Trump tariffs, again
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, said at an earlier cabinet meeting on Monday he will soon announce Tariffs aimed at cars, pharmaceutical products and other industriesAnd, in a White House event later on the same day, he added the wood and semiconductor industries to his list. Trump also said on Monday that the United States will impose tariffs of 25% to countries that buy oil and gas from Venezuela.
Possible ‘breaks’ for rates
Even when Trump said he would impose tariffs at the industries, at a White House event on Monday, he said that “can give many breaks“In reciprocal rates, which will enter into force on April 2. When they are pressed to clarify whether sector tariffs will also begin that day, Trump initially said:” Yes, it will be everything, “before adding”, but not all rates are included that day. “
US stocks.
American actions jumped on Monday On the relief that Trump’s tariffs may not be as severe as expected. He S&P 500 won 1.76%, the Dow Jones industrial increased 1.42% and Nasdaq compound recovered 2.27%. Tesla The actions appeared 11.9%, His best day since November 6, 2024A day after Trump’s electoral victory. Regional Europe Stoxx 600 index In 0.13%. Swedish Defense Signature Saab He won 4.5% later UBS He updated his action to buy in Neutral.
The investment of $ 21 billion of Hyundai in the US.
South Korean conglomerate Hyundai Monday announced approximately Investment of $ 21 billion in eleven of the USA. That includes a steel plant of $ 5.8 billion in Louisiana, on Monday announced to Trump’s president, Hyundai, Euisun Chung and Louisiana governor Jeff Landry. The plant is scheduled to hire more than 1,400 employees and will produce steel that will be used by the two Hyundai American automatic plants to make electric vehicles.
(Pro) Magnificent seven rebound?
The performance of “magnificent seven” shares can serve as a barometer for the feeling of investors to the US market, some analysts think. His rally on Monday, after a defeat of one month, has generated optimism for a change, but a capital strategist thinks Investors should not make their hopes.
And finally …
The protesters collide with the Turkish riot police while using tear gas and water cannons during a demonstration after the arrest of the mayor of Istanbul, in Ankara on March 21, 2025.
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Political and financial agitation to dominate Turkey, risking economic stabilization plans
More than 1,100 people have been arrested in the national protests of Turkey since the demonstrations began on March 19, Turkish authorities said Monday, as political and economic instability grabs the nation after the arrest of the mayor of Estanbul last week, Ekrem Imamoglu.
Analysts expect a prolonged period of volatility for the Turkish lyre and the foreign reserves that the country will need to burn to keep it afloat.
The Central Bank officials spent $ 12 billion in foreign reserves last week to underpin the lyre, Financial Times reported on March 21, after the currency reached a minimum record of more than 40 to the dollar. The markets initially immersed themselves in the news of the arrest, and Türkiye prohibited the short sale and relaxed repurchase rules in an effort to reinforce the shares.
