The indices in Europe and the futures of Wall Street dawn in red. On Saturday, the American president announced that he will impose new tariffs to Mexico and the European Union.
The international markets operate in red at the start of this Mondaya continuation of the tonic that was observed on Friday of last week. Again, the explanation filed in the commercial policy of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
This Saturday, the American president announced 30% tariffs for the European Union and Mexico. The president of The European Commission, Ursula von der LeyenHe was willing to retaliate, but emphasized the desire to reach a better agreement through negotiations.
In this sense, the European bloc postponed the retaliation measures announced on April 14 to August 1, while Trump declared last night that conversations with the EU continue.
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Wall Street goes back down, does it move away from its maximums?
Without still formally opening the New York Stock Exchange, the futures of the main indicators of Wall Street realize that the trend during the morning of Monday is negative. Thus, the indicators remain close to their historical maximums.
The futures of the industrial indicator Dow Jones 0.22%fall, of Nasdaqfocused on technology companies, fall 0.28%, while the S&P 500 It falls 0.28% before opening.
The coup in European markets
In the old continent, stock operations account for the coup involved in the announcement of tariffs by Trump. The paneuropeo index Euro Stoxx 50 0.56%falls, while the German index stands out at the local level Dax (-0.88%), French Cac (-0.38%) and Spanish Ibex (-0.13%). The exception was the English FTSE, which rises 0.39%.
Source: Ambito
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