The stock markets World Cups They went back This Friday after the US president, Donald Trump, announced duty to dozens of commercial partners before the deadline that he had imposed.
A few hours after the deadline had given to governments to reach agreements to avoid the encumbrances, the Republican tycoon signed a decree imposed on Thursday higher rates to dozens of countries To, he says, restructure world trade for the benefit of the United States.
However, he granted a small respite in stating that the measures will not take effect until the Next Friday.
As a consequence stock markets from Europe, Asia and Oceania registered setbacks At the end of the week, while the operators contemplate the impact of Trump’s announcement on the world economy.
The European bags They opened in red this Friday: Paris lost 1.16 %, Frankfurt ceded 1.24 %, London 0.50 %and Milan 1.17 %.
For its part, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney, Singapore, Shanghai, Bombay, Bangkok, Wellington and Taipéi closed to the bassto.
Hurry agreements
The Governments from all over the world they have rushed to reach Agreements With the White House since Trump revealed his import tariffs on April 2, which included a general 10 % tax and other specific “reciprocal”.
Next, delayed the application of those last until July 9, then until August 1 and, finally, until next week.
Some countries reached agreements, Among them Japan, the European Union, the United Kingdom and, recently, South Korea, but most have not yet done so. China continues in conversations with Washington to extend the fragile truce in force since May.
For countries in the view of the latter advertisements, the measures They range between 10 % and 41 %.
