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The S&P 500 experienced a significant decline of 1.7% on Friday, marking its worst performance in two months. This downturn was largely driven by growing apprehensions among both companies and consumers regarding potential tariffs and the overall political climate in Washington.
Investors are increasingly anxious about the implications of trade policies that could impact economic growth. With ongoing discussions about tariffs and their potential effects on various sectors, market sentiment has turned cautious. Many companies are bracing for the possibility of increased costs and disrupted supply chains, which could ultimately affect their bottom lines.
Additionally, uncertainty surrounding government decisions and fiscal policies has further fueled concerns. As lawmakers grapple with pressing issues, the lack of clarity has left many investors feeling uneasy. This combination of tariff anxiety and political instability has contributed to the overall market sell-off, leaving analysts to speculate on the future trajectory of the economy and stock market.
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