
The week in the markets began with a risk apetite reduction in almost all classes of content . The values of the main stock indices (EURO STOXX -1.30 percent, DAX -1.40 percent, FTSE 100 -1,04 %), the US dollar, the prices of bonds held in safe , i.e. the declining capacities.
The reason for such volatility is the tariffs on the neighbouring countries the Canada (25 %), Mexico (25 %) and China (10 %) which have been in place since TODAY. Most notably U.S. President D. Trump released the tariffs for a month term for Mexico and Canada . In addition, it was hoped that an agreement would be reached and similar agreement with China. But when that did not happen, China parts of U.S. products (including coal, liquefied gas, land farm equipment and Mr.) introduced tariffs, started an investigation on Google, and more specifically submitted allegations of antitrust violations, thus also included several US companies on the black list. China’s response is sufficiently calculated and in the line is regarded as logical in an attempt to not put more scotch into the trade war. The most interesting part is when and what tariffs D. Trump is promising to introduce the EU. The main argument for muit is the high intercountry trading deficits.
In summary, very active weeklyintheindustrialfinancialmarkets,suchasareexpectedandtoday. In AsiaandJapantradewhilesomethingpositive,thepriceofgoldisatalltimeprecordhighs,TheimportanceofthemajorUScurrentsshowsagentlynegativetradingsessionintheAtlantic.