Lawrence Delevingne and Harry Robertson
Boston/London (Reuters) -The Wall Street stocks fell and won the US dollar on Friday. Previously, Donald Trump announced that tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China had fluctuated in the market.
White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt said on Friday that the United States will impose 25 % tariffs on Canada and Mexico and 10 % of China's tariffs, but she refuses to disclose whether there is an exemption. Reuters quoted the source earlier, saying that Trump would postpone the tax of duties to March 1 and provide limited procedures to exempt certain imports.
Wall Street stocks are reversed on Friday and completed on negative territories. The average level of Dow Jones fell by 0.75 %, the US Standards Poorot 500 Index lost 0.5 %, while the stock price of Nasdaq with heavy technology fell by 0.3 %.
Morgan Stanley's wealth management market research and strategic team leader Daniel Skeelly said in an email: "Just like the AI news on Monday, it is yet to observe how the market will absorb long -term absorption for a long time This development. "
Nasdaq lost 2.9 % on Monday because the popularity of Chinese AI model Deepseek shocked investors' confidence in American technology stocks and reduced Chipmaker Nvidia 17 %. However, this week's revenue report and prediction of Meta and Tesla helped the recovery of sentences.
In the case of Apple's predicted sales of sales on Thursday, the rapid and continuous emotional increased increased, but the stock on Friday fell by about 0.7 %.
European stocks are leading technology stocks, and European stocks are closed at a high degree of record, because the income of companies such as Novartis and hexagonal has covered concerns about economic recovery.
Tariff
In the currency market, the US dollar index measures the green back of a basket of currencies including the yen and the euro, which has increased by 0.25 %
The Canadian dollar lost 0.26 %, and Peso was 0.24 % in the turbulent transactions.
If Canada and Mexico do not take stronger actions to prevent fatal opioids from moving, and illegal migration, Trump is threatening his duties to perform punishment. Goldman Sachs economist estimates that the comprehensive tariffs between Canada and Mexico means that the core inflation rate increases by 0.7 %, while the GDP is 0.4 %.
Edmond de Rothschild's multi -asset investment officer Michael Nizard said earlier on Friday: "As far as the market eliminate tariffs, the market is complacent. "Great emotions"
Compared with the US dollar, the euro and Sterling have fallen by about 0.1 %.
According to data on Friday, after 0.1 % of the documents increased in November, the US personal consumption expenditure index rose 0.3 % last month, which is in line with the expectations of economists.
Lazard Asset Management's chief macroeconomic strategist, David Alcaly, said in an email: "The dissolution is still continuing, you should continue to give a potential trend."
"The recent bumpy concerns are exaggerated, which is related to the potential of the inflation policy such as tariffs and the current situation."
According to Trump's tariff plan, the national treasury yields with a benchmark for 10 years have jumped, which lasted 3.7 basis points to 4.549 %.
Data on Thursday showed that the economic growth in the United States slowed down in the fourth quarter, but it was still strong enough to allow investors to expect the Federal Reserve (maintain interest rates on Wednesday), and gradually reduced borrowing costs this year.
The short -term government bond yield in the euro zone is expected to record its largest weekly decline in a few months, because a large number of economic data has led traders to continue to increase the betting rate of European Central Bank in the future. The European Central Bank reduced its rate on Thursday and said it was getting easier.
Petroleum prices decreased on Friday and reduced for a week. Brent's crude oil futures (on Friday) set 11 cents at a price of $ 76.76 per barrel.
Due to anxiety, the price of gold exceeded $ 2,800 for the first time on Friday.
(Report at Lawrence Delevingne in Boston and Harry Robertson in London in London.