Shares open on Tuesday, during the sale of 2025

The markets opened somewhat lower Tuesday on Tuesday, when a large sale was triggered by the fear of slowing down the economy.

The S&P 500, a wide stock index, decreased by 0.3%. To date, the index has dropped by about 5%and has given up all the profits that he achieved after Donald Trump’s election victory in November.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average had about 150 points or 0.4%. The Technical Feavy Nasdaq declined by 0.2%.

The recent warning signs over economic growth came from the flight industry: three large airlines warned separately that they were signing of slowing down demand, which were increased by continuing jitters after the mid-air crash with an American aircraft and a military helicopter via Potomac at the beginning of this year.

In a submission, American said “the revenue environment was weaker than initially expected due to the effects of flight 5342 and the softness in the local leisure segment, especially in March.”

This was followed by a submission of Delta Air Lines, in which the income “was impaired by the recent reduction of the consumer and the company confidence by the increased macro uncertainty and the softness of domestic demand.”

After all, Southwest Airlines has taken his income management for the rest of the year.

Investors in general reduce their expectations of stocks in the middle of growing uncertainty and as Trump, he will concentrate less on shares than in his first term.

In the early Monday, analysts with Citigroup rated their evaluation of the US shares from “overweight” to “neutral” and said that the state of emergency of the financial performance of the US companies seems to “pause” in the middle of a weaker workplace growth and a short-term loss of dynamics for artificial intelligence. It was the downgrading of the second major from a Wall Street company in so many days, with HSBC made the same call on Monday.

And Barclay’s analysts have published new guidelines that the image for US shares changes quickly.

“The US economy is clearly soft, despite an OK job report … US shares quickly rejected, but not dependent on a” Trump “.”

On Monday, when the National Federation of Independent Business reported its monthly survey with small business optimism, the investors received another piece of worrying messages than the index remained over the 51-year average over the 51-year average.

“The uncertainty is high and rises in the Main Street and for many reasons,” said NFIB chef economist Bill Dunkelberg in a press release. “However, those small business owners who expect better terms and conditions in the next six months have dropped, and the percentage, which viewed the current time as a good time for the expansion, remains far beyond where it was in autumn. Inflation remains a big problem and takes second place behind the top problem, the quality of work. “

Trump was to meet later on Tuesday with the Business Roundtable, based in Washington, to talk to American managers, Bloomberg News reported. Investors will be seen whether the president gives new guidelines for his tariffs or wider economic policy goals.

On Wednesday, another turning point could prove to be in the markets of the markets: The Bureau of Labor Statistics will report consumer information data for February. The forecasts were a slight softer reading compared to January – which means that the price growth would have slowed down – but any deviation could prevail through the markets.