Psychologist Carl Jung believes in the “collective unconsciousness” and the universal thoughts of all mankind are weakened. In the context of the financial world, the stock market is ostensibly based on concrete numbers, but in most cases is driven by instinctive hope and fear – similar works.

In other words, this is essentially an emotion tracker. Before U.S. President Donald Trump’s victory revealed his tariff plan and expanded the deal (a sharp plunge) when investors had time to digest – and caused a mean country from the weight of white houses, the difference between regular trading hours (moderate climb) is clearer than the difference between stock actions.

Trump made fun of the leniency a few days before revealing his card. This qualities of compassion are nowhere to be seen – The tariffs seem to be serious. Calling Trump’s tariff plan a seismic shift in the economic and financial world order could be an understatement. Price changes can take time to filter into the economy. However, the stock market, where investors are collectively unconscious, may register for such shocks in the coming days.

Tariffs for everyone
U.S. President Donald Trump announces tariffs on Wednesday More than 180 countries and regions. The plan imposes a 20% tax on the EU, Vietnam is 46%32% of Taiwan and 34% of China (the top 20% of already existing), which makes Beijing’s total tariffs of 54%. All imported goods in the United States will also charge a 10% price on the benchmark. Get the latest information on ongoing tariff developments CNBC’s real-time blog.

China and the EU respond
China’s Ministry of Commerce urges the United States to “immediately cancel” its unilateral tariff measures and vows to “take”Firmly countermeasurement“The CNBC translation, based on the statement issued on Thursday, is to safeguard its own rights and interests. Similarly, the EU is preparing to More countermeasures to our tariffs European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen said if negotiations fail.

Stocks are sunk everywhere
U.S. stock futures fall in extended trading on Wednesday Trump has announced widespread tariffs. As of publication time, futures and Dow Jones Industrial Average Loss 2%, S&P 500 Futures Fall 2.7% and Nasdaq 100 Futures 3.52%. During regular trading, All three main indices are closed. Asia-Pacific markets fall along Wall Street next Thursday. Japanese Nikkei 225 Pushing by more than 3%, Hong Kong Hanging Forest Index Loss of about 1.7%. The price of gold is the price of safe haven assets, with a high increase.

Technology stocks are down
apple Shares sank 7% late Wednesday, leading A Tech stocks fell sharply After Trump’s tariff announcement. Apple produces most of the equipment in China. NvidiaNew chip production in Taiwan fell by 5.7%. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday that the stock market selloff was more due to a sharp decline in the largest technology stocks Not the White House Trade Policy.

Tesla is disappointed with delivery, Chinese competitors maintain sales
Tesla According to Wednesday 336,681 vehicles delivered in the first quarter of 2025. That’s down 13% from a year ago, down from investors’ expectations of 360,000 and 370,000 shares, according to StreetAccount. In China, electric car manufacturers Millet,,,,, xpeng and the Jumper Nearly 30,000 or more cars were delivered in Marchabout twice as many as their startup competitors. Bit So far, he is still a market leader in China.

(Pro) “Worse than worst case”
After the White House announcement, it was written on Wednesday in a note Wednesday that Trump’s widespread tariff rollout on Wednesday was “worse than the worst.” Ives will keep his eyes on stocks Due to strong import taxes.

DeepSeek AI excitement overflows into Hong Kong’s IPO market

Investors around the world began to return to the region after news of DeepSeek’s artificial intelligence breakthrough in late January, with Chinese companies openly publicly in Hong Kong. Despite growing trade tensions in the United States, it is a level of excitement that has been over three years.

According to KPMG, six first-time public offerings in Hong Kong raised more than 1 billion Hong Kong dollars ($130 million) in the first quarter, according to KPMG’s annual listing.

The Chinese foam tea giant mixed belt was listed on March 3 in Hong Kong, which was ordered in a highly-ordered Hong Kong. To further, Chinese battery giant Contemporary Ampere Technology (CATL) filed its largest initial public offering in February since 2021 from Short-Video Company Kuaishou.