Future stocks were increasing because the market tried to understand another tariff turn of President Donald Trump and was waiting for a report on jobs that would probably show how the economy holds itself in the middle of chaos.
The three American Blue Chip Index fell on Thursday, although Trump delayed his payment on some goods imported from Canada and Mexico until April 2. One month’s return was not enough to reverse things, as investors seemed to be an annoyed Trump’s repeated Volte-Lalle on the store.
“Since this is a delay, not permanent exemption, but with reciprocal tariffs, it is also expected to be published after April 2, it leaves an abundance of long -term tariff uncertainty,” said economist Deutsche Bank Peter Sidorov. “Feelings reappeared after the move was confirmed because noisy policy signals seemed to have added a risk tone.”
