Stock Market: Will Black Flame come after 1987? Experts bombing market status!

In an interview with a legal professor at Harvard University, Street founder Jim Kremer said in an interview with a prominent TV channel that the entire stock market would be the worst breakdown after 1987 and all shares would lose. He said that it will cause great harm to investors. The main reason for this is that many major market experts say that Trump is not trade.

Last week, the blood Bakh in the US stock market was due to US President Donald Trump Tariff War. Now investors from all over the world are seeing what it looks like on Monday. Sandap fell 6 percent on Friday. At the same time, the Dowon Industrial Average declined by 2,231 points. In the case of NASDAQ, the loss of 948.58 points closed at 15,602.03. This is the biggest decline in the US stock market after the Kovid -19 epidemic. Here, a terrible report about the global market came out.

Expert evaluation

Street founder Jim Kramer warned the global market investors about the decline after the stock markets reopen on Monday, 7 April. Jim Kramar predicted that Black Burning, which appeared on October 19, 1987, which is attained. Kreer said that President Donald Trump would rely on the next Act in the ongoing trade war between the US and other countries. President Trump adopts a stubborn attitude. This is the biggest decline in the US stock markets after the Kovid -19 epidemic. This warning came after the worst trade session.

What happened to black burning?

According to the official record of the American Federal Reserve (Fed), it is also known as Black Mande on 19 October 1987. Dawn Jones fell 22.6 percent in a trading session, the largest one day stock market in history.

Impact on India

Experts estimate that there will be a lot of upsurge in the Indian stock markets this week among various developments. Investors are predicting the widespread impact of US President Donald Trump Tariff on global trade and inflation. Analysts say that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Monetary Policy Committee meeting was also present this week. In addition, inflation figures are coming from the US. All these developments have an impact on the market.

Investors fear that trade war will harm global trade and economic growth. Puneet Singania, director of the Master Trust Group, said that the world and Indian markets are unstable with tariffs on various countries of the world, increasing the fear of a comprehensive trade war and global economic recession. Singhania said that US inflation figures and Federal Open Market Committee (FVOMC) meeting will be released this week.