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Trump Tariffs Trigger One of the Worst Stock Crashes in History

Trump Tariffs Trigger One of the Worst Stock Crashes in History
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Trump Tariffs Trigger One of the Worst Stock Crashes in History.

The S&P 500 has suffered its 11th worst three-day drop ever—worse than during World War II and the Covid-19 pandemic.

Wall Street Opened in Chaos on Monday

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U.S. stocks plunged as trading began yesterday, with growing fears that Trump’s aggressive tariffs could spark a global recession.

S&P 500 Enters Bear Market

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The S&P 500 fell 3.4% on Monday — after dipping as much as 4% — marking a 20% decline from February’s record high.

Nasdaq and Dow Also Collapsed

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The Nasdaq dropped 3.9%, and the Dow Jones tumbled 1,191 points (3.1%), closing at 37,123. Trading volumes surged amid widespread panic.

Third-Worst 3-Day Drop Ever

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According to Bloomberg, Wall Street has lost 13% of its value since last Thursday — making it the third-worst three-day slump in history, behind only the 2008 crash and early Covid-19.

Trump Shows No Signs of Backing Down

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Despite the turmoil, Donald Trump remains defiant. He continues to defend the tariffs and has given no indication of reversing course.

Goldman Sachs Warns of U.S. Recession

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Goldman Sachs has warned that the trade war could push the United States into a full-blown recession if it continues to escalate.

Trump to the World: “Don’t Be Weak or Stupid!”

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On Monday morning, just hours before markets opened, Trump posted on Truth Social:
“Don’t be Weak! Don’t be Stupid! Don’t be a PANICAN!”

Trump: “This Should Have Been Done Decades Ago”

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In his post, Trump argued that the tariffs were long overdue:
“The United States has a chance to do something that should have been done DECADES AGO.”

Global Markets Spiral in Response

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Markets around the world have followed Wall Street’s lead, with indexes in Europe and Asia falling sharply as fears of a global crisis spread.

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