Global Markets Crash Live Updates: European indices likely take a hit on Trump tariff war woes
Global Markets Crash Live Update: US stock futures sold-off sharply on Sunday night, in response to Donald Trump’s tariff imposition on Canada, Mexico and China, in what may be a precursor to a tumultuous week ahead for global equities. The Dow futures are down over 670 points as of 12:10 AM Eastern Time, the S&P 500 futures are down close to 2% or over 125 points, while the Nasdaq futures are also down close to 600 points.
US stock futures sold-off sharply on Sunday night, in response to Donald Trump’s tariff imposition on Canada, Mexico and China, in what may be a precursor to a tumultuous week ahead for global equities. The Dow futures are down over 670 points as of 12:10 AM Eastern Time, the S&P 500 futures are down close to 2% or over 125 points, while the Nasdaq futures are also down close to 600 points.
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