Market Turmoil: China's Deflation and U.S. Policy Shake Global Financial Stability

Market concerns rise as China's deflation and U.S. economic policies create global instability. Wall Street futures drop, the yen strengthens, and Bitcoin reaches a monthly low. U.S. labor reports miss expectations, and Trump's trade policies add to economic uncertainties, fueling market unease.

Wall Street futures are experiencing a significant downturn, compounded by strengthening deflationary pressures in China and concerns over U.S. economic growth. Early Monday, the safe-haven yen saw an uptick, indicative of growing investor anxiety.

The U.S. S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures both saw declines, with noteworthy drops of 0.7% and 0.9%, respectively. As the markets react, the yen advanced by 0.4%, trading at 147.395 against the U.S. dollar.

In the cryptocurrency sphere, Bitcoin took a hit, tumbling 7.2% to its monthly low. This comes on the heels of labor market reports showing fewer jobs added than anticipated. Further uncertainty arose from President Trump's stance on potential recession risks due to his trade tariffs on key global partners.

(With inputs from agencies.)