US stocks look to rebound after major market sell-off

American stocks were slightly lower on Tuesday after the recession was afraid of the markets in the previous session.

The Dow Jones industrial average increased 233 points, or 0.61 %, while the Nasdaq and S&P compound increased 0.36 % and 0.38 %, respectively.

The main indexes fell on Monday, with concerns about the effects of President Donald Trump’s tariff on economic growth that extends to investors. Dow 890.01 points, or 2.08 %, decreased, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 4 % and 2.69 %, respectively. Dow and S&P 500 have seen their worst day since December 18; Heavy NASDAQ has spent its worst day since September 2022.

The stocks stumbled on the recession fears, the uncertainty in the Trump tariff

On Sunday, Trump refused to exclude a complete recession of the American economy this year, as Maria Barteromo told an exclusive interview on Sunday morning that the country would witness a “transitional period” with the effect.

“I hate prediction of such things,” he said. “There is a period of transition because what we do is very big. We are returning wealth to America. This is a big thing … it takes some time, but I think it should be great for us.”

Financial markets have been volatile in recent weeks, as increasing trade tensions and signs of slowdown in economic growth in the United States weighing consumer confidence and commercial activity. Investors are fighting with a barrage of new policies from the new Trump administration, especially in trade, as the tariff policy has increased back and forth for companies, consumers and investors.

Trump says we will test the “transition period” when asked whether the economy could see stagnation this year

“Many people were anxious about the high assessments between American stocks for some time and are looking for a catalyst for the market correction,” said Dan Kutworth, AJ Bell investment analyst, on Monday. “A mixture of concerns about trade war, geopolitical tensions and unconfirmed economic expectations can be this catalyst.”

TECH shares endured the last sale in Wall Street, as Tesla shares in particular fell by more than 15 % on Monday.

Tesla shares decreased by 41.4 % so far, including a decrease in more than 36.6 % last month. Since Tesla reached the largest market value of $ 1.5 trillion on December 17, its shares fell in more than half to the maximum of 696 billion dollars from March 10.

Tesla Slies is involved amid the sale of the market on recession fears, and uncertainty in customs tariffs

UBS has reduced its expectations for the delivery of the first quarter, which contributed to the sale, along with broader concerns about the American economy facing stagnation and expanding a trade war amid Trump’s threats.

The shares of the electric car maker increased by 1.5 % in pre -market trading on Tuesday.

“The narration changes on a daily basis about the tariffs – and this causes all this uncertainty,” said Art Hogan, the chief strategy of the market in B -Riley Wellth, on Monday. “The damage to the markets that have to do with the poet are more reflected on the Nasdak Stock Exchange, because technology stocks are definitely affected more of the risk elements.”

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The other seven exquisite shares – Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, NVIDIA and META platforms between 2.4 % and 5.1 % on Monday.

Taylor Benley, Eric Rival and Reuters contributed to this report.