Daily Summary
Global markets are volatile as U.S. President Trump’s aggressive tariff threats, especially against China, intensify fears of a deepening trade war. Japan’s stocks have rebounded sharply amid recovery hopes, while Europe and parts of Asia face declining markets and regulatory measures to stabilize trading.
Take Five: This Is Going to Hurt
President Trump’s newly imposed tariffs on April 2 have rattled global markets, triggering a stock sell-off and raising recession fears as investors seek safe havens and trading partners prepare retaliatory measures.
Japan’s Nikkei rebounds 6% on recovery hopes amid market rebound
Japan's Nikkei rebounded 6% on April 8, 2025, after hitting a 1.5-year low, with rising U.S. market signals and broad gains across sectors lifting investor sentiment amid ongoing tariff concerns.
Trump Threatens Additional Tariffs on China as Global Markets Waver
On April 7, 2025, President Trump threatened additional tariffs on China, which could raise total tariffs to 104%. This move has rattled global markets amid fears of broader economic disruptions.
Morning Bid: Ray of Hope Amid Escalating Trade Tensions
Global markets are experiencing significant volatility as U.S. tariff threats fuel uncertainty. European stocks show a slight rebound despite steep losses, while Asia sees mixed fortunes amidst ongoing trade tensions.
Thai Stock Market to Lower Trading Limits and Ban Short-Selling This Week
The Stock Exchange of Thailand announced temporary measures to reduce trading limits to 15% and ban short-selling from April 8 to April 11, aiming to curb market volatility.