Inflation concerns trigger a market dip as new data shows impact of Trump tariffs in June

The markets have been in rotation since Trump revealed his aggressive plans in the Tahrir Day Declaration in April, although stocks have often faltered since Magoudi collapsed in the spring. But with Trump’s threat again to the aggressive rise in the fees of commercial partners on August 1, and the current definitions that already affect consumer goods, it is possible that the fluctuation is still on the horizon for investors.

Ignore “selling America”

The consumer price index, which tracks the costs of goods and services, is a trusted tracking to measure inflation, as investors often turn into updated data to predict the potential changes of the macroeconomic economy, such as federal reserve price discounts. Although the consumer price index has turned down from a peak in 2022, the reflection can prolong the discounts, especially with the Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that Trump’s tariff is likely to negatively affect inflation, which raises Trump’s anger.

On Tuesday, the new data sparked mixed results, as banks such as Wells Fargo and JPMorgan decreased despite the profit results better than expected. Nafidia, the first trillion dollars, rose on Tuesday after it announced that it hoped to resume sales of the general processing units of some public processing units to China, which was previously restricted due to export controls.

A decline on Tuesday in S&P 500 showed that investors are still waiting before Trump’s new deadline on August 1, which would impose sharp import costs on dozens of American trading partners. However, Gacon Manokian, head of the American GB Morgan strategy, told Jacon Manokian luck It is still confident of the long -term dominance of the American economy, describing the so -called “sale of America” trade as short -sighted. He said: “We do not fully face the idea that the United States is losing its position in one way or another as a center for the financial universe.”

Other assets also fell on Tuesday, as the Bitcoin hot chain calmed down, as the upper cryptocurrency currency fell about 2.9 % at the time of publication. Less than its new standard of $ 120,000 decreased, although it is still above $ 115,000. However, this may change as the House of Representatives continues with the self -declared “encryption week”, as legislators are different bills that create organizational frameworks for Stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies. Serkel, Stablecoin, which was published in June, fell about 4.6 % on Tuesday.