Global stocks fell Friday amid building tensions between Washington and Beijing after President Trump moved to impose new limits on two Chinese social-media apps.
Futures tied to the S&P 500 ticked down 0.6%, suggesting the benchmark could drop after the opening bell in New York. The gauge is still on course to close the week up about 2%.
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Doesn't China do those kinda things? Where is Karen bitching that she has rights to use any social media she wants? This Merica!
the USA credit wiil reduce from tiktok incident. 26trillion total treasury. how much will USA lose? Trump will drive USA to hell. that is why goldprice run to 2000dollar. only 4 years America from the world leader become a troublemaker.Trump did it.weak up America.
All developed world including EMEs whose production capacities far exceeded their local national requirement must be integrated to foreign/global markets.any(pandemic)disruption of process will disrupt their national economy concerned.Stocks confiscating each other an act of war?
every nation can now follow suit and rob these american companies in their nations.
Do you think this executive order will impact or expedite potential TikTok purchase by Microsoft?
seems there is no end of this trade war, some equal measures are expected from China.if these are reasons to ban these apps, then every country should ban apps from other countries..side effects of bad and incompetent leadership
Every action attracts reaction. Trump should take note
Meanwhile NASDAQ:FB 📈📈📈
Slip on US V CHINA. TENSION?! Tf are you guys smoking?! They are anticipating a shit job number. Market don’t give af about a tick or a toc. Foh
Peking
So much for realDonaldTrump “gloating” about how well the Economy is under his Administration 👎
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