Investors face global market reset as negative US bets crumble
1. Investors' conviction in Trump's tariffs hurting U.S. stocks is weakening. 2. This shift indicates potential downturns for European and emerging market assets.
1. Investors' conviction in Trump's tariffs hurting U.S. stocks is weakening. 2. This shift indicates potential downturns for European and emerging market assets.
The weakening confidence in tariffs adversely affects the S&P 500, facing historical parallels like post-2018 tariff concerns which suppressed market momentum.
The shift in tariff perceptions can alter market behavior, directly influencing S&P 500 companies reliant on imports/exports.
Immediate reactions may occur as investor sentiment shifts; similar past situations saw quick market adjustments.