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Wall Street stocks drowned and Gold hit a high record on Thursday while US President Donald Trump’s fees and investors suspect a possible ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine weighed dangerous assets.
Blue-Chip S&P 500 closed 1.4 percent lower, leaving the index in the correction territory, as it has fallen more than 10 percent-deleting about $ 5tn from its market value-from hitting a high record on February 19. Heavy technology complex Nasdaq slipped 2 percent.
Investors gathered in gold at the same time, pushing the prices of metal metal at a cool height of $ 2,985 per ounce troy.
Movements come as investors grow more and more concerned that the aggressive agenda of Trump’s trade will hit the US economic growth, with the president threatening to impose a 200 percent vengeance fee for EU alcohol imports.
The feeling of investors was further hit after Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed concern about how a potential ceasefire would be implemented and monitored with Ukraine.
“Investors are reproducing danger worldwide,” said Manish Kabra, head of the American capital strategy in Société Générale. “But it is happening more aggressively in the US, where there is a huge deployment of hazard humor.”
US capital had increased in the weeks after the choice of Trump’s land won while investors bet that lowering corporate taxes would lead to an economic boom. But these hopes have been struck by the influx of Washington tariff announcements, which have begun to weigh business and the feeling of consumer and the souls of toothed animals.
Goldman Sachs at the beginning of this week overturned its end-of-year S&P 500 target from 6500 to 6200 while lowered its US GDP prediction to 1.7 percent from 2.4 percent-its first consensus process in two and a half years.
Concerns for US growth have sparked a rotation from multi -value technology groups, including so -called seven wonderful in market -protective pockets, according to analysts.
Gold is adjacent to 14 percent this year as investors turn into rods as an anti -inflation protection. Some banks have improved their gold prices forecasts in recent weeks, including Macquarie, which said Thursday morning that it was waiting for gold to touch $ 3,500 for Once Troy this year.

“President Trump’s rapid movement to announce, if not always to approve, import fees have contributed to geopolitical uncertainty and increased inflation expectations, helping to push real front norms and support gold,” Macquarie analysts wrote in a note.
Fear of Possible Tariffs of Trump have brought physical gold by entering New York-inventors of Comex rods at a high time of more than 40 million troy ounces-that the influx has begun to slow down.