US equity movers-BusinessWeek ─NAFTA difficult to reach an agreement that the Government could close the stock market falls

US stocks down in midfield on Wednesday, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 90 points. 

Trump said if the funds to build the border fence, he would rather shut down the Government. Trump the President of the United States to renegotiate the North American free trade agreement (NAFTA), whether an agreement, expressed doubts. 

He said that the Government may have put an end to this trade agreement. 

00:13 in Taipei 

The Dow Jones industrial average fell 39.32 points or to 21860.57. 

Nasdaq Index dropped 9.47 points, or 0.15% to 6288.01. 

S& p 500 index fell 3.77 points, or 0.16% to 2448.74. 

Analysts say most people no longer pay attention to Donald Trump, yesterday's rally was because expectations for tax reform. Yesterday, the biggest one-day gain in the Dow Jones hit a four-month, end up 196 points. 

Federal tax reform is expected to support rally. 

This year, the US stock market performance bright, S& p-500 rose 9.5%, Dow Jones close to 22,000 points high. But analysts said that the stock market also has weak areas, including small unit with the transport unit. 

This year, represents the small-cap Russell 2000 and Dow Jones 20 transportation stocks index is only up 0.9% and 0.8%, respectively. In the short term, the stock market may be weak. But in the long term, expect the bull market is still intact. 

Still belonging to the buy down type, expected before the end of stock market will continue to rise. 

Wall Street attention has Wyoming Jackson Hole area, World Bank officials will hold its annual Forum here. Fed President Yellen keynote address with the European Central Bank Chief Mario Draghi on Friday. 

Yellen may discuss the low inflation and the reduction of balance sheet plan. Since the past few months, the personal consumption expenditures price index (PCE) rose only slowly, analysts predicted Fed won't raise interest rates. According to the CME Exchange FedWatch tool shows that markets expected December rate hike chances just 36%.