International financial markets are going through a period of caution and expectation, leading to sell-offs on stock exchanges, including Wall Street, and a drop in cryptocurrencies. In the US, the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq indices declined, and Fed Chair Jerome Powell was replaced by Warsh. In Argentina, stocks and bonds also fell in price.
According to analysts, despite current volatility, investors should not panic and exit the market. Experts advise diversifying portfolios by including shares of tech giants like Microsoft and Nvidia, as well as dividend-paying stocks and cyclical companies.
"It's normal for there to be drops. If you get dizzy, invest in something calmer," specialists note.
In particular, Argentine ADRs on Wall Street showed significant declines, up to 7.21%, hitting the banking sector the hardest. Cryptocurrencies also suffered, with Bitcoin falling 8% to $66,000. The situation in Europe remains mixed, and the European Central Bank calls for caution amid global instability.
