What to KnowTraders continue to pull their money out of the stock market to President Donald Trump’s aggressive and sweeping tariffs, in a sign that the major losses from last week are likely to extend into today’s trading.Chinese stocks dropped sharply, with investors there catching up after a public holiday Friday; European indexes plunged afresh with E.U. trade ministers meeting today to ready their first response to the Trump administration’s levies.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will be seeking tariff relief when he meets with Trump at the White House today.Trump will also host the 2024 World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers at the White House. European and Asian stocks continued to drop in a sign that the market turmoil from President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement last week isn’t letting up. Follow live updates. ...read more read less