jerrab » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑
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https://www.nyse.com/indexApril 3, 2025 at 9:00 a.m. ESTThe reciprocal tariff announcements finally came yesterday, and President Trump unloaded an artillery barrage on the international trade system. S&P futures dropped straight down. They have come off the immediate lows but are pointing to the index opening down around 3-4%. Looking at the pre-market action, apparel and furnishing names are among the hardest hit as are retailers. Tech is also weak with large and mega cap names down 5-8%. Treasury yields are on a wild ride. The 10-year had fallen from 4.20% to 4.12% yesterday before ripping higher to 4.23% as the tariff event began. It then collapsed almost 20bp to 4.04% before climbing back to about 4.08% currently. The Dollar moved sharply lower versus the Yen, currently sitting around 146. The Swiss Franc strengthened to its highest level versus the Dollar since November. The Euro jumped to $1.10.
You voted for the cock-gobbler....which is strange for no other reason you pupport to be a Christian.