Wall Street closes with strong falls before the fear of a possible recession in the United States. The Nasdaq has collapsed 4% given its exposure to the technological sector, one of the main affected after not achieving the fear of investors from an economic crisis. The group of the magnificent seven concludes a session with a historical loss of market capitalization, around 789,560 million dollars, with Tesla subtracting 15%, Apple, Alphabet y Meta, more than 4% y Nvidia leaving more than 5%.
Likewise, the S&P 500 has yielded 2.7%, completely erasing the accumulated profits from the electoral victory of Donald Trump and returning to the levels of November 4, and the Dow Jones 2%, with the red numbers hitting large groups of sectors especially sensitive to the economic situation, such as the bank (such as the bank (such as the bank (JP Morgan y Goldman Sachs yield more than 4%) or the companies most linked to consumption, such as American Express y Walmart. Investor's concern leads them to take refuge in debtwith the profitability of the 'Treasury' (the 10 -year American bond) registering a setback close to the 10 basic points.
US market tensions have also been noted outside their borders. In Spain, Ibex 35 has fallen today 1.32% and loses 13,100 points penalized by the bank and by the insistence of Donald Trump for extending his tariff war. The main selective of the Spanish Stock Exchange thus breaks its streak of three consecutive sessions with a more than negative reference from the other side of the Atlantic.
The rest of world bags have been dragged by the fear of wear of the world's first economy and the dreaded impact of commercial tensions generated by Trump administration tariffs, which can bring a brake of world economic activity. The fateful opening of US bags has prolonged falls in Europe, where Bank has been the second worst sector of Stoxx 600 with a 2.69% droponly advanced by the technological complex (-3.12%).
The Dax and the Ibex have competed for the worst position of the day. Finally, it has been the Germanic index today, with a strong drop of 1.75%and in which Siemens Energy has yielded more than 9%. This is due, above all, to Germany, the largest European economy, has shown today a weak export data With a 2.5% drop in January, which coincides with the beginning of Donald Trump's mandate, and is a fact that is very far from the 0.5% rebound that analysts expected. Both the German economy and the rest of Europe deposit their confidence in the new investment plan of the German government, which is expected to drive the economy of the community block in the midst of the commercial war.
Returning to the Ibex, the Spanish Slots, Arceormittal (-4.76%) and Acerinox (-4.12%) They close like the worst of the session with the Santander Bank (-4.37%) in between. Closely, they have continued Grifols (-3.41%), After a very critical CNMV report with its financial management, Sacyr (-3.4%) and BBVA (-3.04%). The rest of the bank also closes in negative terrain. On the opposite side, there are six companies that are saved from falls. They include enEAAGás (+3.78%), Redement (+2.98%), Iberola (+.18%) and telephone (+1.02%).
On the other hand, the profitability of the bonds barely suffer great changes. Thus, that of the Spanish ten years is at 3.5% and that of the German Bund is over 2.83%.
- The actions of Novo Nordisk 8.07% have fallen, their largest setback since December 20, after their 'Cagriserma' treatment only achieved a weight reduction of 15.7% in their clinical trial with people with diabetes. A disappointing figure, as David Evans, Kepler Cheuvreux analyst, “since the market expected weight loss close to 20%.
- Los New Chinese tariffs on American agricultural goods enter into force This Monday, in a movement that Beijing justifies in response to the rates previously imposed by Washington. “China has never deliberately sought that the US has a commercial deficit with us. The situation is a consequence of the laws of the market and the economic structures of both countries. But it has also greatly benefited from its trade with China,” said Chinese spokeswoman MAO NO in a press conference today.