Stock market today: live updates

The US actions on a shares fell on Sunday evening while merchants turned to the “Liberation Day” for more clarity on the price levels of President Donald Trump.

Future linked to the industrial average Dow Jones dropped by 258 points, or 0.6%. Future S&P 500 And Nasdaq 100 Futres Dipped by 0.7% and 0.8%, respectively.

A multitude of prices that should be promulgated by the Trump administration will come into force on Wednesday – which Trump called the “Liberation Day” – including a 25% direct debit on “all cars that are not made in the United States”. The president should also announce his reciprocal prices plan.

The uncertainty surrounding the prices was an overhang on the shares, again leading to the actions again down to end the last week of complete negotiation of March. Trump did not do much to appease fears during the weekend, the Wall Street Journal declaring on Sunday that the president had pushed in recent days to become more aggressive with regard to prices. In an interview on Saturday with NBC News, Trump said that he “does not care” if foreign car manufacturers increased their prices due to these new prices.

Wednesday, investors hope that investors will earn a certain clarity on the trade partners affected by the new functions, and by how much, wrote Emmanuel Cau, Stratège Equity at Barclays.

“The tariff risk has been well telegraph and is largely at a price in market corners. The liberation day may therefore not be a complete shock. However, no one is gaining from the trade war, and the clouds are gathering on the prospects for global growth,” Cau wrote in a note on Friday. “Negotiations will probably start after April 2, which leads to a long period of uncertainty about the final scope, the level and the calendar of the prices.”

In this context of growing trade and economic concerns, the three major averages are all up to the pace of the month below. THE S&P 500 is down 6.3% for the month, while the Industrial average Dow Jones is ready for a loss of 5.2%. Technology Nasdaq Composite sang 8.1%.

Investors will also look forward to a heavy list of economic data this week, including the March job report, which will be published at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, April 4.