Stocks Fall at News of U.S.-Chinese Trade War

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Trump’s decision on taxes comes only a day after the European Central Bank decided to hold off on raising rates until mid-2019 at least.

The S&P fell by 0.11% or 3.07 points. The Nasdaq fell by 0.19% or 14.66 points. And the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 0.34% or 84.83 points. The news hit emerging markets very hard, resulting in a fall of 1.06%.

Oil Markets

Worldwide oil markets are concerned about increased supply. U.S. Crude is on their biggest fall since May 15, as they ended the week down by 1.3%. Brent lost 4% this week.

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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is having a meeting next week in Austria, Vienna. They are meeting with the two biggest oil producers – Russia and Saudi Arabia. These countries stated that they are prepared to increase their production.

Questions from the American People:

  • How long will it take for the market to adjust to the increased taxes between China and the U.S.?
  • Is now the time to invest in other countries’ economies?