European stock markets fell sharply at Thursday's close after US President Donald Trump announced sweeping trade tariffs. Markets had already shown signs of turbulence in premarket trading, reacting to the measures unveiled late Wednesday night in Europe. The European Union, France, and Spain...
Major stock indexes in Europe opened lower on Thursday after United States President Donald Trump announced his reciprocal tariffs, which included a 20% levy on goods from the European Union. Investors also anticipated PMI reports from the UK, Germany, and the Eurozone, as well as the euro...
European stock futures traded sharply lower on Thursday, reacting to US President Donald Trump's sweeping US tariff policy.The new "reciprocal tariffs" include a 10% baseline on all US imports and a 20% rate for goods from the European Union. Economists at ING warned the announcement marks...
Major European stock markets traded with losses on Wednesday as the markets braced for United States President Donald Trump's new tariffs due to go into effect later today. In addition, investors assessed the risks related to the European Union potentially responding to the new tariffs with...
Major European stock markets opened lower on Wednesday ahead of the new tariffs which are set to be imposed by United States President Donald Trump later today. Investors anticipated how the evolving trade war will affect the markets, while digesting comments by European Commission...
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