Friendly fire: rocket bargaining chip “Tweet” hits the US stock market

Friendly Fire: Trump's 'Missile Tweet' Hits US Stock Market

Threats from the Twitter account of President of the United States to bring down fire and missiles on Syria for the alleged chemical weapons attack, apparently, in the end, to the detriment of another kind on the other side of the Atlantic.

U.S. stocks fell after a fresh bout of ‘Twitter diplomacy’ from the President of the United States for the alleged attack with chemical weapons in Syria, according to media reports.

Industrial Dow Jones up dropping nearly 219 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell 0.4% and 0.6% respectively on April 11.

This development, apparently, goes on about trump’s tweet that Russia must be prepared for a possible missile attack on the United States on Syria.

The President’s outburst after alleged chemical attack, which allegedly occurred in the Syrian town of Duma and killed more than 70 people.

While the press Secretary of the White house Sarah Sanders stated that the leader of the United States keeps Russia and Syria responsible for this act, the Russian foreign Ministry denied these accusations and said that these reports only serve as a pretext for possible use of military force against Bashar al-Assad.

Sourse: sputniknews.com

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