The Dow Jones Industrial Average is headed downward after China announced new tariffs on another $75 billion in U.S. goods.
The list of products that face additional levies include automobiles and parts.
China’s State Council said that tariffs will go into effect on September 1 and increase on December 15.
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The Dow Jones today was down slightly in premarket trading after the European Central Bank announced it will keep interest rates unchanged for the foreseeable future.
The ECB cited weak economic activity around the Eurozone as justification for its decision.
Here are the numbers from Wednesday for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq:
The Dow Jones today is poised to pounce back after breaking its streak of four consecutive days of gains.
Investors are shrugging off concerns about Chinese economic growth as earnings season rolls on. and the ongoing trade dispute between the world's largest two economies.
However, new developments in the trade war with China could send stocks tumbling again.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 70 points in premarket trading as uncertainty continued to linger around future trade relations between China and the United States.
While markets largely rose this week on positive trade developments from Beijing, officials have done little to clarify how or when trade tensions may be resolved.
With stocks plunging nearly 10% since the start of December, investors are wondering if there will be a stock market crash in 2019.
