Global financial markets continue to respond to the tariff introduction by President Donald Trump. The Dow Jones index fell for the second day in a row due to investor concern about potential negative consequences for the economy. This time, the decline in the index caused a wave of volatility around trade tariffs. One of the analysts from the fund market noted: "The introduction of tariffs and increased uncertainty around trade policy leads to negative reactions in the fund markets. Investors are becoming increasingly concerned about potential risks for business and global trade." However, some experts believe that market reactions may be pre-emptive and that the situation will stabilize in the future. As one of the financial analysts stated: "While the current situation causes volatility in the market, it may be a temporary phenomenon. Tariff policies may lead to short-term setbacks, but long-term markets typically recover."
