At the start of the week, International markets operate mixed. On the one hand, The main European indices are on the rise; on the other, Wall Street operate in redafter a last week with only four business days, for the celebrations of the Independence Day last Friday.
This Monday the attention of investors focuses on tariffs again. US President Donald Trump declared that countries that support the BRICS Alliance policycontrary to US interests, they will be subject to a 10% unconditional tariff.
In addition, Trump administration officials confirmed the Extension of tariff negotiations. He Treasury Secretary, Scott BesentHe said that, if an agreement is not reached, the tariffs will return to the levels of April 2 on August 1.
On that point, Trump himself announced in Truth Social or the concretion of bilateral agreements will be delivered on July 7 from noon.
The New York Stock Exchange goes back after Friday’s holiday
In New Yorkthe indices in Wall Street are dyed red. On the one hand, the S&P 500which brings together the 500 most important companies in the market, drops 0.47%. Similarly, the Nasdaq falls 0.57%. For its part, the Dow Jones Rao 0.46%.
Finally, the Russell 2000an index composed of 2000 US shades of small and medium capitalization, falls 0.43%.
The European “good humor”
On the opposite path, the paneuropeo index Euro Stoxx 50 rises 0.89%, driven by good eurozone data. The interannual figure of retail sales of the Eurozone rose 1.8% in May, overcoming the prognosis of consensus.
Besides, German industrial production registered in the last period a surprising reboundexceeding market forecasts. Promoted by the solid recovery of the automotive, energetic and pharmaceutical sectors, Industrial activity increased by 1% year -on -yearthus marking his first expansion in two years.
In turn, the Real intermediate production showed an even greater improvement, with a 1.2% growth compared to an expected 0.2% dropwhich reinforces the signals of a change in trend in the manufacturing economy of the country.
That data also spilled on the German square: the Dax rises 0.98%the best data between European stock markets. For its part, the French cac rises 0.31%he Spanish Ibex 35 It follows (0.42%), while the British Ftse 100 Low just 0.10%.
Source: Ambito
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