Asian Stock Market Crash: India, China, Japan, Singapore & Thailand Bleed
The crash in the Asian stock market on Monday led to the wealth erosion worth billions in a single trading session. China, India, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, and the Philippines experienced a blood bath in their respective stock market indexes. The global stock market is plummeting with little to no hope of a recovery in sight. What took years to build a balanced and profitable portfolio is now massively down in just a trading session.
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Asian #StockMarketCrash on Monday:
— Vinod Dsouza (@VinodJason) April 7, 2025Hong Kong: -13.2%
Taiwan: -9.7%
Japan: -8.3%
Singapore: -7.4%
China: -7.3%
Philippines: -4.3%
Malaysia: -4%
India: -3.8%
Saudi: +0.5%
Several top and leading equities in the Asian stock market experienced a crash touching double-digits. Institutional funds are pulling the plug on equities and retail investors are now bearing the brunt of the sell-off. The recent crash could prove costly to the US when the NYSE opens on Monday in the next few hours. Dow Jones had already fallen more than 2,000 points on Friday and is likely to continue the downtrend.
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Asian Stock Market Crash: Leading Equities Bleed Profusely
Leading equities are the most hit as large-cap stocks led the market to plunge on Monday. Mid and small cap equities have also received major beating and might take a longer time to recover. The Asian stock market is facing an unprecedented crash due to US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. Trump slapped every country with tariffs making it expensive for goods to enter the US. Read here to know why an analyst believes that Trump is deliberately crashing the markets.
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The tariffs and reciprocal tariffs have been flying off the shelves making the Asian stock market crash and enter uncertain territory. The reaction is negative as investors and businesses have expressed their displeasure with the tariffs. The normal flow of trade is impacted and could eat into the revenues of multinational giants. If the tariffs ordeal is not sorted, both the Asia and the US stock market could crash further.
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Asian Stock Market Crash: India, China, Japan, Singapore & Thailand Bleed
The crash in the Asian stock market on Monday led to the wealth erosion worth billions in a single trading session. China, India, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, and the Philippines experienced a blood bath in their respective stock market indexes. The global stock market is plummeting with little to no hope of a recovery in sight. What took years to build a balanced and profitable portfolio is now massively down in just a trading session.
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Asian #StockMarketCrash on Monday:
— Vinod Dsouza (@VinodJason) April 7, 2025
Several top and leading equities in the Asian stock market experienced a crash touching double-digits. Institutional funds are pulling the plug on equities and retail investors are now bearing the brunt of the sell-off. The recent crash could prove costly to the US when the NYSE opens on Monday in the next few hours. Dow Jones had already fallen more than 2,000 points on Friday and is likely to continue the downtrend.
Also Read: BTC: Why Is Bitcoin Crashing Today Falling to $76,000?
Asian Stock Market Crash: Leading Equities Bleed Profusely
Leading equities are the most hit as large-cap stocks led the market to plunge on Monday. Mid and small cap equities have also received major beating and might take a longer time to recover. The Asian stock market is facing an unprecedented crash due to US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. Trump slapped every country with tariffs making it expensive for goods to enter the US. Read here to know why an analyst believes that Trump is deliberately crashing the markets.
Also Read: China Hits Back At Trump, Calls US Tariffs “Bullying”
The tariffs and reciprocal tariffs have been flying off the shelves making the Asian stock market crash and enter uncertain territory. The reaction is negative as investors and businesses have expressed their displeasure with the tariffs. The normal flow of trade is impacted and could eat into the revenues of multinational giants. If the tariffs ordeal is not sorted, both the Asia and the US stock market could crash further.
Read More
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