Asian Markets Plunge as Wall Street Meltdown Hits Global Confidence.

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Asian stock markets took a significant hit on Monday, with Japan’s Nikkei index plunging nearly 8% following a chaotic day on Wall Street. Investors are increasingly worried about the potential for a trade war after President Trump’s recent tariffs sparked fears of an economic downturn.

U.S. markets closed down, with the Dow losing nearly 350 points, as China announced retaliatory measures. Major banks like Goldman Sachs have raised recession probabilities, now at 45%. Experts warn that without resolution, the ongoing trade tensions could lead to severe economic consequences. What are your thoughts on the unfolding situation?

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