Today, European stock indices rises today after four days of losses, as well as oil prices, gold and wheat, but market tension due to Trump’s customs is still high.
The President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leyen was offered that the EU was a Trump for Zero Customs “for industrial goods and reiterated that the block of European countries was interested in negotiations, but also ready to introduce countermeasures, transferred (CNBC).
The President of the United States Donald Trump immediately refused this offer, so the American reciprocal customs will enter into force on the world and the territory of the world. April.
The European Union is affected by US import duties of 20 percent, the United Kingdom of 10 percent, Norway 15 percent, and Switzerland tariffs of 31 percent.
In Europe, companies that are heavily relying on global trade and supply chains as well as the car sector.
China is affected by US customs out of a total of 54 percent, and the authorities in Beijing reacted by the announcement of the introduction of its own customs from 34 percent to the import of goods from the United States starting from 10. April.
The DAX Frankfurt Stock Exchange index rose to 20,020,45 points, British FTSE 100 at 7,822.73 points, French CAC 40 at 7,044.16 points, Moscow MOEX to 2,756.92 points.
The value of the U.S. Stock Exchange Dow Jones is the rating of today’s opening of the stock exchange fell to 37,965.60 points, the S & P 500 index, while the value of the Nasdaq has risen to 15,603.26 points.
The European Futures of the Gas for May was sold at the opening of the TTF Stock Exchange at a price of 36,335 euros for megawatt-clock.
According to current data from the stock exchange, the price of crude oil has risen to 61.038 dollars, and the price of oil Brent at 64,552 dollars.
The price of gold has risen to $ 3,009.29 for ounce, and the price of wheat to $ 5,4448 for Bushel (Bushel is 27,216 kg).
The value of the euro compared to the dollar on the Forex exchange market is 1.09730, which is 0.55 percent more than the beginning of trading.
