By Rick M 
On 02 April, the global stock markets were very unpredictable because of the announcement of the U.S. jobs and the current conditions of tariff exchanges. The Nasdaq Composite Index, which was almost ten percent off its highest point, remained the most important in the correction zone. The sharp decrease in the Nasdaq Index was the manifestation of the seriously increasing anxiety over the global economy.
President Trump extended a delay on the imposition of tariffs until April 2nd, this did little to change the situation as far as the investors were concerned. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones were closing on a lower note every time and it was nothing else but the blooming disarray that prevailed trade issues from the U.S. marring the situation.
DAX and FTSE 100 were the only ones at risk as there was not much pressure for the other leading indices in Europe that had to do with tariffs. In the market, the euro was still going up in comparison with the dollar, because of Europe’s commitment to defense.
Investors from all over the world are keeping a close eye on economic indicators to see if the economy could be stabilizing. While the other Asian Markets were off, the Nikkei 225 of Japan dropped to a low that was last set about six months ago.
The thing that made the yen stronger and the reasons for tech stock losses was what happened. Apart from these big main challenges, there were fluctuations in some Industry indices in the region which were caused by the investors in the main sector bullish and buyers feeling the same in the rest of the sectors.
Before economic indexes are released and policymakers make new decisions to handle the U.S. trade tariffs impact on the worldwide economy, investors are waiting anxiously for them. The market has gone through a doozy, which raised the question of the necessity of a clear and consistent economic approach to keeping peace of mind for the investors.
Although U.S. jobs report stands in favor of some indications, the problems for the looming economic growth still persist. Tech stocks, particularly, are taking no chances with their livelihoods due to the trade unsureness and “circular” cycles. In the fight against problems related to markets on a global scale, “wise” money sites such as yen and gold continue to be popular around the world.