U.S. and European stock futures, including those tied to tech-heavy indexes like the Nasdaq and S&P 500, have been pressured lower amid tariff uncertainty and weaker risk appetite.
European equity benchmarks such as the DAX and Stoxx Europe 600 have also fallen sharply, suggesting that export-exposed tech and industrial sectors are being repriced downward.
The International Monetary Fund warns that a sustained U.S.–Europe trade conflict could drag on global growth and market confidence (which often hits tech stocks first).
📊 Market takeaway: Futures on tech indexes are behaving like other risk assets in a tense geopolitical climate selling off alongside broader equities amid macro uncertainty.
🪙 2. Cryptocurrencies and Crypto-Linked Stocks Taking Hits
Risk assets beyond just traditional equities are feeling the strain:
Cryptocurrency markets
Bitcoin and other major tokens have *slipped sharply (e.g., Bitcoin dipping around 3–3.6%) as traders rotated out of high-beta assets.
The decline has been compounded by heavy futures liquidations, sometimes exceeding hundreds of millions in leveraged positions, intensifying downward pressure."
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