STOCKS PLUMMETED MONDAY MORNING as China retaliated with movements to raise tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods. Starting June 1, Chinese officials say tariffs will be raised to as high as 25%on products that currently face levies of 5-10%. All three major indices dropped at least 2% amid the continued trade tensions, with the NASDAQ falling 3.41%. Crude Oil was down 1.3%. S&P -2.41%, Dow-2.38%, NASDAQ -3.41%.
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U.S. STOCKS RECOVERED SOME LOSSES FRIDAY despite trade talks with China failing to reach a deal. Of the three major indices, the tech-heavy NASDAQ produced the smallest gains as a result of its exposure to China, closing up 0.08%. 10-Year U.S. Treasury yields rose 2.5 basis points. S&P +0.37%, Dow +0.44%, NASDAQ +0.08%.
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STOCKS DECLINED AGAIN ON THURSDAY as a week of uncertainty over U.S.-China trade relations continues. The world's two largest economies have yet to strike a trade deal, but proceedings have officially begun to increase tariffs on Chinese imports from 10% to 25%. In the midst, the Dow Jones dropped 139 points. 10-Year U.S. Treasury Notes fell 3 basis points. S&P -0.30%, Dow -0.54% , NASDAQ -0.41%.
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U.S. STOCKS STABILIZED ON Wednesday after two consecutive days of losses. The Dow Jones closed up 0.01% with the other two major indices falling for the third straight day. On the treasury side, there is some optimism regarding a trade deal between the U.S. and China which has decreased demand for U.S. treasuries, causing their yields to increase. 10-Year U.S. Treasury Notes rose 2.5 basis points. S&P -0.16%, Dow +0.01% , NASDAQ -0.26%.
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