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Brinks Report > Blog > Economy > Stock Market in Chaos! Trump’s Trade War Wipes Out $4 Trillion – Is This the Start of a Recession?
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Stock Market in Chaos! Trump’s Trade War Wipes Out $4 Trillion – Is This the Start of a Recession?

Ankita Das
Last updated: March 11, 2025 8:47 am
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The US stock market dropped sharply on Monday due to concerns over trade disputes and a possible government shutdown. This caused fears of an economic slowdown, leading to heavy selling of stocks.

All three major stock indexes saw big losses. The S&P 500 has now fallen more than 8% from its highest point on February 19. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite has dropped over 10% from its December peak, officially entering “correction” territory. Investors are worried about the economy, trade tensions, and disappointing corporate earnings.

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Why Are Stocks Falling?

Several factors are causing the market drop:

  • Trade disputes: Uncertainty over tariffs with Canada, Mexico, and Europe is making businesses rethink their strategies.
  • Recession fears: Many investors worry the US economy could slow down or even enter a recession.
  • High stock prices: Compared to historical averages, stock valuations have been very high. Some believe a market correction was bound to happen.

Also Read: Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs on India and China: A New Era in Global Trade Wars

How Much Has the Market Lost?

  • The S&P 500 is down over 8.6%, wiping out more than $4 trillion in market value.
  • The Nasdaq Composite has fallen more than 10%, putting it in correction territory.

Which Companies Were Hit Hardest?

Tech stocks suffered the most:

  • Tesla lost $125 billion in value in one day.
  • Apple and Nvidia dropped by about 5% each.
  • The S&P 500’s tech sector fell by 4.3% overall.
  • Delta Air Lines stock dropped 14% after lowering its profit forecast.

Are Investors Worried About a Recession?

Yes, many investors believe the US economy might slow down significantly. Some analysts think the government is willing to risk a short-term recession to achieve broader economic goals.

How Has the White House Responded?

Government officials say the economy is still strong and that current problems are temporary. Kevin Hassett, head of the National Economic Council, said:

  • Tax cuts will help businesses and workers.
  • Tariff issues will be resolved soon.

However, many investors remain skeptical, and stock market volatility continues.

What Should Investors Watch Next?

Key factors to keep an eye on include:

  • The next inflation report
  • Federal Reserve interest rate decisions
  • Possible government actions to stabilize the market

If confidence drops further, stocks could fall even more. Investment analyst Dan Coatsworth warned:
“Many people have been worried about high stock prices for a long time, and now we have a reason for a market correction.”

Read More: Dalal Street Weekly Preview: 10 Market Movers, Including Inflation and Tariffs

What Can Investors Do?

With uncertainty in the market, investors should:

  • Stay informed
  • Consider diversifying their investments
  • Prepare for continued market volatility

The stock market remains unpredictable, and investors should be cautious in the coming weeks.

 

 

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