Wall Street concluded a tumultuous week marked by economic uncertainty, closing with substantial losses as investors braced for President Trump's impending tariff announcements scheduled for April 2. The market's downturn reflects growing concerns over the potential impact of these tariffs on the U.S. economy, particularly as inflation data is expected to be released in the coming week. Analysts suggest that U.S. employers may have moderated their hiring in March, reflecting a cautious consumer sentiment amid fears of the economic fallout from the tariffs. Key economic indicators, including the unemployment report and inflation figures, are set to be released shortly after the tariff announcement, adding to the market's volatility. This week ahead will also see a review of U.S. trade policy and other significant economic data from both the U.S. and Europe, which could further influence market dynamics.