Stock market today: Dow futures fall as Trump pushes tariffs and pressures Powell

After Wall Street previously reduced the risks of president Donald Trump’s war, investors began to take his definition threats more seriously.

Trump continued to integrate into writing messages, and warned against the European Union and Mexico on Saturday against facing a 30 % tariff unless they reached commercial deals by August 1. The European Union said on Sunday that it would delay the revenge definitions that were scheduled to enter on Monday to submit negotiations with the US breathing room.

Trump officials also claimed that Powell was the mismanagement of the Federal Reserve Bank and pointed to the renewal of the headquarters of the central bank, as the director of the National Economic Council Kevin Haysit indicates that Powell’s job may be at stake.

When ABC News was asked whether the renewal can be used as a reason for the shooting on Powell, Hasit said: “I think that whether the president decides to pay this road or not much depends on the answers we ask the questions that Ross sent to the federal reserve.”

He added if Trump has the power of removal of Powell, “but certainly, if there is a reason, he does.”

Deutsche Bank said that financial markets risk the risk of being expelled.

The futures contracts with Dow Jones Industrial MALED have decreased 214 points, or 0.48 %. S&P futures decreased by 0.50 %, and the future of NASDAQ decreased by 0.55 %.

The return on the cabinet decreased for 10 years 0.6 basis points to 4.417 %. Gold was flat at $ 3,364 an ounce, while the US dollar rose by 0.2 % against the euro and reduced 0.12 % against the yen.

American oil prices rose 0.58 % to $ 68.85 a barrel, and Brent raw raised 0.16 % to $ 70.79.

The main economic indicators are due next week. The consumer price index will be issued on Tuesday and the product price index deserves on Wednesday, which provides new evidence about the amount of definitions that affect inflation.

This comes at a time when the definitions have not yet increased prices, although many companies still decline in stocks before the duties full.

Also on Wednesday, the beige books survey will be released for the Federal Reserve for Business and Economic Conditions, while retail sales will be available on Thursday, and housing begins on Friday. These data sets will also provide an insight into how consumers and companies respond to definitions.

Many policy makers at the Federal Reserve will speak this week amid severe pressure from the White House to low interest rates.

The profits seasons are seriously going through, with Wall Street’s eagerness to find out how much the margin effect. The best American banks will report the results of the second quarter, starting with JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo on Tuesday. In the technology sector, Netflix and Chip Giant Tsmc report on Thursday. Among the industries, the results of Alcoa, Geospace and 3M are also scheduled.

On Thursday, the Air Lines won profits and revenue expectations with profit expectations for 2025 because the request has settled.