Wall Street fell after announcement of new vehicle tariffs: an automotive action sank almost 8%

AND In this context, the Dow Jones Index Industrial index fell 0.37% to 42,299.70 points; The S&P500 lost 0.33% to 5,963.31 points and the Nasdaq Composite depreciated 0.53% to 17,804.03 points

Another Trump tariff bomb

Trust and feeling were affected by the announcement of US President Donald Trump, to impose 25% tariffs on all light cars and trucks made abroad, as of April 2. The measure is expected Increase the local costs of short -term cars, since manufacturers are rushed to find new supply chains and move a majority of their production to the US.

However, this tariff also predicts difficulties for American car manufacturers, since most of them operate factories outside the US, especially in Mexico.

General Motors fell almost 8%, followed by Stellantis and Ford who also quoted down, while foreign cars manufacturers that are quoted in the US, Toyota, Honda and Ferrari, also skidded.

Wall Street: The outstanding actions of the day

The actions of Winnebago More than 8% rose to the announcement of the motorhome manufacturer, of fiscal income of the second quarter better than expected and a reduction in losses.

Robinhood Markets Inc It descended 1.1% after its launch of meteorological management services and private banking.

Advanced Micro Devices Inc More than 3% fell after the reduction of the recommendation of Jefferies investment bank to “buy to maintain”, claiming competition problems.

Fox News He yielded 1% despite obtaining 125 new first -level advertisers from the US elections, benefiting from the increase in audience during the second presidency of Donald Trump, according to Financial Times on Thursday. New advertisers, including Amazon, Ge Vernova, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Netflix and UBS Group, recently issued ads in the first time in the first time in the first time in the first time in the first time in two years, The report indicates, citing Fox Corp Corp Collins advertising sales.

The actions of Luminar Technologies INCs grew by 10% by announcing a new association with Caterpillar Inc., to integrate its Lidar technology into the autonomous solutions of Caterpillar for industrial applications. This movement reflects the optimism of investors after the expansion of the company in the autonomous technology sector.

The actions of Hertz and Av Budget They increased 23% and 20% respectively, while investors reassess the value of large fleets of vehicles of these companies after the imposition of new tariffs on car imports, by President Trump.

The greatest increases and casualties of the wheel

Among the actions that were most appreciated, concentix (+41.6%), soleno (+34.9%), microalgo (+33.1%), Hertz (+23%) and Avis Budget (+20%).

While the most resigned value, Game Stop (-23.2%), New Fortress (-15.1%), Applovin (-13.2%), Tasynnex (-12.5%) and Alvotech (-10.3%).

The economic growth of the United States slows

The concern that commercial tariffs affect the growth of the US and potentially reactiv Annualized rate of 2.4% during the period, compared to a 3.1% increase in July-September quarter, according to figures from the Office of Economic Analysis of the Department of Commerce. Economists predicted that the figure would remain unchanged in a prior estimate of 2.3%.Long -term US Treasury bonds play maximums of more than a month.

The rEndorsement of the United States Treasury Bonds in the long term played maximums of more than a month On Thursday, while investors measure the inflationary impact of the latest tariff measures of President Donald Trump, along with new data that showed the continuous economic resistance.

Trump announced on the eve a 25% tariff plan and the operators also prepare for a wave of “reciprocal tariffs” that plans to reveal next week, although the US president has suggested that there may be room for flexibility in the final policy. Meanwhile, A sign that the labor market resists, are the new applications for unemployment benefits that were reduced last week, While the unemployment rate remained stable in March, according to data published Thursday by the Labor Department.

The 10 -year referential bond yield rose 3 basic points, to 4.36%, after touching an intradic maximum of 4.4%, its highest level since February 24. The return of the 30 -year notes reached a maximum of 4.7%, its highest level from February 20 while the two -year -old ceded 2 basic points, to 3.9%. The performance curve between the papers at two and 10 years, was extended to 37 basic points, the largest since mid -January.