American stock losses accelerate the escalation of the battle of customs duties

American stock losses in Tuesday’s trading accelerated, to decline in the broader S & B 500 index, 10%, from its record level registered last month.
It continued at the beginning of trading today, Tuesday, after it declined strongly yesterday, with US President Donald Trump escalating the trade war with Canada to inspect the American stock market more than 10% of its record level that it recorded about a month ago.

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The broader S&P 500 index fell to American stocks in morning trading after Trump announced the doubling of the fees on steel and aluminum imports from Canada to 50%.
The US President said this step is a direct response to the decision of the Canadian Ontario Regional Government to impose a 25% fee on electricity exports to the United States.

The standard industrialist of American stocks decreased by 517 points, or 1.2% by ten o’clock and 36 minutes, the East Coast time of the United States. The Nasdaq Synod index fell by 0.9% in morning trading.