Asian stocks SKID, struck from artificial intelligence doubts and the height of Trump’s tariff

BANCOC (AP)-The shares fell on Friday in Asia, where standards in Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea fell more than 2 % after Wall Street’s indicators fell sharply on doubts about frenzy about artificial artificial technology.

President Donald Trump’s decision to move forward 25 % on imports from Mexico and Canada and double the tariffs on Chinese products to 20 %, left investors.

The NIKKEI 225 index in Tokyo lost 3.4 % to 36,939.89, decreased by lower stock prices in technology companies. ADVANTEST Computer SIM test equipment installed 9.4 %, Disco Corp. , Another equipment maker, lost 11.1 % and tokyo electron sh atd 5.3 %.

The Hang Kong Index in Hang lost by 2.3 % to 23175.49, while the Shanghai Index lost 0.9 % to 3,358.28.

South Korea Korea abandoned 3.2 % to 2,538.07.

In Australia, S&P/ASX 200 1.1 % was erected to 8,174.10.

On Thursday, the S&P 500 1.6 % decreased to 5,861.57 and the Dow Jones Industrial 0.4 % decreased to 43,239.50. The boat fell on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange by 2.8 % to 18,544.42.

The S&P 500 fell five commercial sessions six trading sessions after they put the highest level ever last week. Fears about US economic expectations were behind a large part of the decline, including concerns about how to exacerbate the customs tariff and the demobilization of mass public workers could increase unemployment.

Superstar Nvidia, one of the most influential companies in Wall Street, which leads the market for years, lost 8.5 % after it initially increased in the trading championship following a better profit report than expected.

The best profit reports are expected routine for NVIDIA, whose chips increase technology in the field of artificial cracking, but this was the first for the company since the Chinese Deepseek rocked the entire industrial intelligence industry by saying that it contains a large language model that can compete with the best in the world without using the most expensive slices.

It was a 1.7 % increase for Hathaway, the company run by the famous investor Warren Buffett, one of the strongest budget forces on the index. GEICO, BNSF RAILROAD and other companies have built a set of recently unused money. This may indicate that Puffett, who is famous for buying stocks when prices are low, may not see much purchases in a market that critics say it looks very expensive.

Treasury revenues swing after Trump’s recent announcement of the definitions. He said, “The proposed definitions scheduled to enter into force on the fourth of March, in fact, enter into force, as it is specific” for imports from Canada and Mexico. He also said that he would add another 10 % tariff to the current definitions of 10 % to Chinese products on that date.


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