Wall Street futures operate slightly in red, while in Europe the falls are more pronounced. In addition, there are expectations about business results.
The International markets operate this Tuesday with a tendency to lowproduct of the lack of news around United States Agreements With its most important business partners, such as European Union, South Korea and Japan. Anyway, Wall Street is maintained at historical maximums. In addition, there will be a new round of business results of Coca Cola, Philips Morris, Lockheed Martinamong others.
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In Europe, the Stoxx 50 index 0.95% falls at the start of the day. At the regional level, the German Dax low 1.13%, followed by French cac (-0.88%). With milder falls are located Ibex 35 Spanish (-0.22%) and the Ftse 100 English (-0.11%). In Asia, the trend was different: the Hong Kong Hang Sheng rose 0.54%, similar to 0.38% of CSI 1000 from China. For its part, the Japanese Nikkeii It closed slightly down (-0.11%).


Follow the Balances season on Wall Street
This Tuesday the figures of the housing builders will be known Dr Horton and Pultegroupand that they could offer a American Real Estate Market Staff. Before the opening, the results of Coca-Cola, the Tabacalera will also be disseminated Philip Morris and defense companies RTX Corp. and Lockheed Martin.
For its part, the chips manufacturer Texas Instruments and the medical devices company Surgical intuitive They will publish their results after the closure of the markets. At the moment, the Wall Street futures They show a bassist tendency: the Dow Jones 0.2% falls in pre -criteria, they follow the Nasdaqwith 0.17%; and the S&P 500with 0.10%.
Commercial uncertainty is maintained
Despite stagnation in negotiations, the main market actors They seem to maintain an incredulous vision to the pressures of American president, Donald Trump, To achieve greater concessions of its business partners before August 1, when the US is expected to impose new tariffs.
“The Secretary of the Treasury gave us a fairly clear clue that the ‘era of WAD (initials in English of ‘Trump is always cowed’) could arrive soon, “said the senior research strategist Pepperstone, Michael Brownin reference to the statements of Scott Besent, who emphasized that “the quality of the agreements is more important than the deadlines.”
“The issue of trade will continue to postpone, since Trump and company have demonstrated on numerous occasions that they do not intend or the ability to tolerate very high tariffs. Any threat launched is nothing more than a negotiation tactic, and part of the great game of ‘scalar to descale’ that is still going, “he said.
Source: Ambito

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