S&P 500 opens 2.4% less after China’s reaction to Trump Tariff

Wall Street’s shares on Friday shut down the solid US hiring data and in response to Chinese President Donald Trump’s levy, China expanded a route after the announcement of a huge tariff.

All three major indices dropped more than two percent in trading, pointing to another cruel session after the S&P500 on Thursday, experienced its biggest decline since 2020 after Trump’s “Mukti Divas” tariff announcement on Wednesday.

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