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US shareholder futures fell on Friday after President Donald Trump Sending letters to inform the countries where the tariffs are facing.
On Thursday, the “10 or 12” letters “10 or 12” in the next few days, “10 or 12” will come out of the letter, “he said. Prices will come into force on August 1.
“Maybe 60 or 70% of tariffs will be valuable from 10 and 20% of tariffs,” he said.
US markets were closed for holiday 4 July, futures were closed Dow The Jones industry decreased by an average of 251 points or 0.56%. S & P 500 futures 0.64%, and Half Futures fell by 0.68%.
US oil prices have been reduced to $ 66.50 to $ 66.50 to $ 66.50 and 0.41% of Brent crude $ 68.52. Up to $ 3,346.70 to $ 3.346.70 for a gold ounce of $ 3.346.70, and the US dollar fell by 0.30% to 0.30%.
The Trump Office has talks with the best trade partners since the 90-day break from the President’s Freedom Day tariffs.
This will end on July 9, 9th. So far, several limited trade deals have been announced and negotiations are expected to take more time with other countries.
Wall Street was waiting to announce an extension to the tariff break by Tuesday, as we approached the deadline on Wednesday the so-called Taco Trade Those who belong to the retreat history of maximalist threats.
“This is a few of the extensions for most of the extensions for most countries, but in the beginning of this week, a few of the most punishment treatment for the most punitive treatment. “Markets appear to be placed for a result related to a material result, which means the risk of close-term turbulence if it cannot emerge.”
Trump was triggered by the tariffs for Freedom and the repetition of epic April, triggered by the capital economy, and a hypothesis of the capital could be restrained.
In fact, Trump is week for weeks that will give a unilateral designation with each country to determine the same way. However, in the absence of any letter, the markets rejected the risk of these tariffs that can be reproduced again.
Again, Trump continues to beat the drum on letters. In an interview with Sunday, Was asked about the tariff break and the final date of stretching.
“I would like to send a letter to them, ‘Congratulations,’ Congratulations, ‘We will trade in the United States. We will pay 25% tariff or 40% or 50% or 50%.” “I would do it.”
When the break was not extended, he said, “I don’t think I need to be needed for me – I can’t – there’s nothing big.”
Trump has further cleared his position on July 9: “I will send a letter. The end of this trade deal.”
