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Tariffs exceeded expectations, U.S. stock Futures plummeted, Apple fell sharply over 7% after hours, U.S. bonds rebounded, and Futures gold reached a new high five times.
Tesla initially fell over 6% but ended up rising over 5%. After Trump announced reciprocal tariffs, the yield on the ten-year U.S. Treasury bond first hit a daily high and then turned lower; Bitcoin surged past the 0.088 million mark before dropping over 3000 dollars. Crude Oil Product closed at a new high for over two months but turned down after Trump's announcement of tariffs.
Trump announced the implementation of "reciprocal tariff" measures, and several trade partners stated they would take countermeasures.
On April 2, the president of the USA, Trump, signed two executive orders announcing a 10% "minimum benchmark tariff" on all trade partners and imposed higher tariffs on several trade partners; The benchmark tariff rate will take effect at midnight on April 5, and reciprocal tariffs will take effect at midnight on April 9; Several trade partners have stated that they will take countermeasures, and the EU and Canada have already formulated counter plans.
U.S. stock market closes: all three major Indexes collectively rise as investors hold their breath waiting for Trump's tariffs.
① China Concept Stocks showed mixed performance, with the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index closing down 0.09%; ② Tesla closed up 5.31% after reports that Musk would leave the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in the coming weeks; ③ Tesla's Q1 delivery volume plummeted to a two-and-a-half-year low; ④ The cloud of suspicion surrounding Trump's "cash-out" affected DJT's stock price.
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