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Wall Street Reacts To Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariff Announcements

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by Tyler Durden
Thursday, Apr 03, 2025 - 12:05 AM

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Markets across the world are reacting (dramatically) to President Trump's reciprocal tariff announcement this evening with a baseline 10% tariff for all nations and reciprocal tariffs of  up to 50% on so called 'bad actor' nations.

The most obvious reaction was in US equity markets where futures plunged 3-4% to their lowest levels since September as Asian markets opened...

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