Idazi by Donald Trump against China are overall at 145%. This is reported by CNBC by citing sources of the White House, according to which 125% of mutual rates announced by the president is added to 20% of previous duties imposed for Fentanyl.
Bags contrasted between the USA and Europe in the final, with the old brilliant continent and America braking from the benefits, reversing the roles compared to the eve. In fact, in the previous session it was Europe that descended after China’s response to the US duties, while New York took advantage of Trump’s surprise move, which frozen the duties for 90 days. Today, however, Europe runs from Milan (Piazza Affari closed at+4.73%) to Frankfurt (+5.35%), from Madrid (+4.87%) to Paris (+4.65%) and London (+3.75%), while braking New York (Dow Jones -2.38%), Nasdaq -3.79%). According to Morgan Stanley analysts, the freezing of the US duties “helps but does not reduce uncertainty”, on the contrary, the extension. It was not enough to contain sales the slowdown beyond the US inflation estimates (+2.4% in March), perhaps for the last time according to several operators.
The back of the dollar continues, which drops to 0.89 euros and 0.77 pounds, while the gold is strengthened (+0.95% at 3,150 dollars the ounce), not very subtlety to the maximum touched on 3 April. The spread between German BTP and Bund and the Italian annual yield that gives 8.1 points under 3.8%, while the German one loses 0.6 to 2.58%dates back to 121.6 points.
UNDERSTANDS OF SEMICONDDULTORS FINALLDUDERS (+9.49%), ASM (+8.37%), BE (+6.93%) and STM (+4.16%) which halves rise.
The Italian-French group has announced 2,800 redundancies for the next three years in the world. Unicredit (+9.31%), Barclays (+8.44%), BBVA (+7.15%), Banco Bpm (+6.96%), Bper (+6.19%), Intesa (+6.15%), Socgen (+6.1%) and MPS (+5.6%). More cautious comrazbank (+2.9%).
Ferrari stands (+4.7%), while Stellantis (+3.13%) reduces the race. Sprint of luxury securities from Pandora (+8%) to Burberry (+6.57%), from Cucinelli (+6.39%) to Moncler (+4.5%) and Ferragamo (+3.5%).