Dow Jones fell 235 points (-0.5%).
S&P 500 dropped 0.6%.
Nasdaq fell 1%, led by Amazon's decline.
Main Reason: Worries about tariffs and inflation.
Trump may raise tariffs to match other countries' rates.
Losses erased most of the week's stock gains.
S&P 500 RISES NEAR RECORD, DESPITE TRADE FEARS AND INFLATION CONCERNS S&P 500 gained 0.2%, trading near a record high. Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.3%. Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.2%, losing 83 points. Nvidia led the tech sector, rising 3%. Microsoft also traded
CANADA CPI TO REMAIN FLAT, SUPPORTING BOC DOVISH OUTLOOK Canada’s CPI is expected to rise 1.8% YoY in January, similar to December’s level. The Bank of Canada cut interest rates by 25 basis points in January. The Canadian Dollar remains near yearly highs against the US Dollar.
USD/JPY is rising: The exchange rate is going up after dropping to a one-week low. US Dollar is stronger: The US Dollar is recovering, helping the USD/JPY pair. Trump's tariff delay helps: News that Trump may delay tariffs supports the market. BoJ rate hike concerns: Expectations
EUR/USD is low: The currency pair is trading near 1.0450 on Tuesday morning. US Dollar is stronger: Investors are buying the US Dollar because they feel the market is risky. US bond yields are rising: Higher US Treasury yields are supporting the Dollar. Key events ahead: Traders are