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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear.

U.S. stock markets just ended their worst day in five years as investors reacted to President

Trump's latest tariffs plan. As NPR's Maria Aspun explains, the Dow was down nearly

4%. Investors, businesses, and consumers are all trying to process the implications of President Trump's newest sweeping tariff plan for the global economy.

All of the major U.S. stock indices plummeted.

Major household names, including Nike, Apple, and Amazon, lost billions of dollars in value.

Trump has ordered a minimum 10% tax on nearly all imports starting

this weekend, and much higher tariffs on goods from dozens of countries, including some of the

United States' closest allies. Economists warn the new taxes will make consumers pay higher prices

and weaken the broader U.S. economy. The Investment Bank, J.P. Morgan, is now warning that the tariffs, if sustained, will push both the U.S. and the world into a recession. Maria Aspen and PR News, New York.

The Dow dropped more than 1,600 points. The NASDAQ fell more than 1,000 points. The S&P was down 274 points today.

Despite the $2.5 trillion in wealth erased today by Wall Street's drastic plunge,

President Trump seemed largely unfazed by market reaction. Trump aboard Air Force One,

defending his steep tariffs on imported goods, comparing the U.S. to a sick patient in even operation.

I'm saying the tariffs will boost U.S. bargaining ability.

With TikTok as an example, we have a situation with TikTok where China will probably say,

will approve a deal, but will you do something on the tariffs? The tariffs give

us great power to negotiate. Always have. I've used them very well. Trump again saying the

tariffs will reverse unfair treatment by America's trading partners. China, a key exporter to the U.S.

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