Wall Street

shares fell again and the US dollar plunged on Thursday, as President Donald Trump said the United States would impose import duties on iron and aluminum.

The 45-nation US head of state's comments sparked fears that a global trade war would blaze, spurring inflation and US interest rates accelerated above market expectations. As a result, up to the beginning of Asian trading this Friday (2 / March), the price of risky assets is depressed, and the US Dollar is still weakening against most major currencies.