Wall Street is reeling again from U.S.-China trade concerns.

It criticizes the resurgence of trade tensions in the financial world today Tuesday, sending stocks, crypto and oil lower, while reinforcing a bid for the safer corners of the market from safe-haven currencies such as gold.

After a brief rebound, the S&P 500 fell as President Donald Trump said he may suspend oil trade with China, stoking tensions in the relationship between the world's two largest economies. His remarks also came after the Asian country sanctioned U.S. subsidiaries of a South Korean shipping giant, escalating a dispute over maritime dominance.

Venezuela and Pdvsa Flat with little movement.

In Latin American credits, highly volatile Argentina were falling along the curve, reversing earlier gains, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he will not be generous to Argentina if President Javier Milei's administration does not do well in this month's elections.