US President Donald Trump’s Liberation Day Global Tariff Schemes, after crushing the global shares for two consecutive days, ringing the alarm bell, CNBC host Jim Kramer estimated that the global markets might have witnessed a blood bath that could expand in an accident similar to the 1987 “Black Mande”. The American market commentator’s warnings after two-day sales on April 3-4, 2025, when Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) scored 2,231 marks, between the possibility that there were 2,231 points that we could increase the import inflation of tariffs and stop economic growth.
Kramer said that no matter what the number reveals, the direction of the market will depend on the next step of President Trump.
TV’s personality said, “If President Trump remains intracent and there is nothing to reduce the loss I have seen in the last few days, then I am not going to be creative here.”
He said, “If the President does not try to reach and reward these countries and companies, who play with the rules, then the 1987 scenario … where we went down three days and then on Monday 22 percent, the highest is the most kugcan,” he said.
Craermer predicted that the result would not take a long time to see. “We will know it by Monday.”
“Our only real hope is that the President comes with something that can turn this bear into a bull,” he said.
Trump tariff influence on markets
Global stock markets on Friday extended their recent route, S&P500 companies eliminated $ 5 trillion in stock market price as the US President unveiled the sweeping tariff on Wednesday, while investors fled to the security of government bonds.
NASDAQ confirmed that it was in a bear market, which ended over 22.7 percent of its record high closure on 16 December, while oil prices and other items fell. Meanwhile, Dow Jones Industrial Average and PAN-European StocksX 600 index each confirmed that they were in a improvement.
Since March 2020, all three major American stock index faced their biggest weekly percentage loss when epidemics exploded in global markets, and the CBOE instability index increased by April 2020 to 45.31 since April 2020, its highest closing level.
Trump tariff
Countries around the world threatened to launch a trade war with the United States as Trump’s broad tariff fed hopes for the global recession and high price hike for goods in the world’s largest consumer market. The punishment declared by Trump on Wednesday condemned other leaders, with the end of the end of the decades of trade liberalization.
Responding to Trump’s tariff, China said on Friday that it would implement an additional levy of 34 percent on American goods, fearing investors that a fully developed global trade war is going on and there may be a risk of recession in the global economy.
In Japan, one of the top trading partners of the United States, Prime Minister Shigru Ishiba said that Tariff created a “national crisis” in banking shares on Friday, which definitely determines Tokyo’s stock market for its worst week.
Investment bank JP Morgan said that now he sees 60 percent of the global economy, which enters the recession by the end of the year, which is more than 40 percent earlier.
But the conflicting message from the White House was whether tariffs were permanent or a strategy to win concessions, Trump said “he gives us great power to talk.”
