Stocks Recover After Early Losses Ahead of Tariff Announcement

U.S. stock markets saw a mixed performance Monday, with major indexes initially falling before rebounding. The market's movement comes as investors prepare for President Donald Trump's scheduled announcement of new tariffs on Wednesday, which he has reportedly dubbed "Liberation Day."

Early trading saw significant declines, but opportunistic investors stepped in to buy stocks at lower prices, helping to mitigate the losses. The extent of the tariffs and their potential impact on various sectors remain uncertain, contributing to the market's volatility.

Analysts suggest that the market's recovery reflects a degree of cautious optimism, with some investors believing that the tariffs' impact may be limited or that the U.S. economy can withstand the new trade measures. However, they caution that further market swings are likely as more information becomes available in the lead-up to Wednesday's announcement. Sectors expected to be most affected by the tariffs include manufacturing, technology, and agriculture. Investors are advised to remain vigilant and monitor the news closely for further developments.