Wall Street tumbles: Nearly $2 trillion wiped as Trump's tariffs shake US markets
Thursday, 3 April 2025 () Approximately $1.7 trillion was wiped from the US' S&P 500 Index as markets opened due to fears of President Trump's tariffs potentially triggering a recession. Key companies like Apple, Nike, and Walmart, with overseas manufacturing, recorded major declines.
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