Stocks Mixed After Trump Tariff Warning; Dow Drops, Nasdaq Climbs

The US stock market ended Monday with a largely lower ending price amid increased volatility. This was due to growing enterprises about a possible profitable retardation, and the rising affectation rate as a result of President Donald Trump’s tariff programs. Investor sentiment was farther dampened when Trump advised of new tariffs on Chinese significances.

Wall Street and Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 349.26 points (0.9) to 37.965.60 while S&P 500 fell by 11.83 (0.23) points (5062.225), the Nasdaq Composite advanced 15.48 points (+0.1), reaching 15,603.126 for an increase.

The S&P 500 indicator, which is the standard, plunged by 10.5 in the two days after President Trump blazoned his tariffs. This was the steepest two- day drop since March 2020.

On the NYSE, declining issues outnumbered advancing bones by a rate of 4.45 to 1. There were 42 new highs on the NYSE and 2036 new lowers. Reuters reported that 1,447 Nasdaq stocks rose, while 3,070 fell, as declining issues were outnumbered by a rate of 2.12 to 1.

The S&P 500 recorded no new 52-week lows and 168 while the nasdaq index registered 10 new highs, and 999 new lowers.

The blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average officially entered correction territory on Friday after falling US stock market crash more than 10 percent from its December record close. The tech-heavy Nasdaq also confirmed that it was in a bear market after dropping over 20% since its previous high.

Stocks Movement

Apple shares fell 3.7% and Tesla shares dropped 2.6%. Nvidia stock price increased by more than 3% and Amazon.com's share price increased by 2.5%.

Intel shares fell 1.41%, while Advanced Micro Devices shares dropped by 2.47%. Broadcom's stock price rose 5.37%.