European and British companies put the pain of the Donald Trump’s trade war

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European and Britain companies nudize the price of administrators with threats, which have stabilized the price of the US trade war, and extending in the level of consumers and tariffs.

Nestlé, Mercedes-Benz and the United Kingdom Consumer Group Unilever, the world’s largest food company, said the investors changed how the working conditions were changed because he declared a Blitz tariffs Against America’s trade partners last month.

The first set of quarterly results, companies, including the United States, including a strong economic ribage in the United States, including a large market and the euro area since the US President’s Freedom Day event.

Oza, the head of the IKEA, which works, the head of the IKEA’s largest dilemmas in the White House, which has a potential remote effects for the supply chains and price strategies, he said.

“There is no way that politicians are slow and companies are going fast and the footsteps of the IKEA can adapt the strategy of this type of Horizon,” said Brodin, he received at least 10 years of landscape.

Trump’s trade policy, which will bring investment, plants and workplaces to America, preferred the challenges of European and British companies.

In April, Compared to 115 in March 115, Benchxmark Stoxx Europe 600 index listed in London, 223 times 223 times 223 times, 223 times were recorded.

Acute growth Trump reflects the influence of “Freedom Day” event on April 2 while applying 10 percent tariffs on mutual tariffs for trade partners and dozens of countries. The White House postponed the application of higher positions in 90 days to allow negotiations on trade deals.

The main tariffs are limited to the number of companies that the value of the tasks appreciated only into force on April 5.

However, many administrators were cunningly damaged by the ability to plan and do the financial predictions of uncertainty, financial forecasts, extending the final rate of fictional reciprocal tariffs and trade deals.

“I think that economic policies, trade wars and evolution also increased the concerns of financial markets, and created more uncertainty,” said Nestlé Chief Executive Laurent Freixe.

Negotiations between the EU and the United States, along with Brussels, in the absence of a trade deal in July 8, a little progress has made a little progress in the use of revenge tariffs. England and the United States remain in negotiations on a deal.

The owner of Stellantis, Fiat and Chrysler brands, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo cars are among the companies to expose their predictions.

“You start to see the statements down to make the company’s downtime and want to make long-term plans,” said Portfolic manager Fabiana Fedeli in M ​​& G investments.

Investors still reported the quarterly consequences, Stoxx 600 should hear more than 517 companies, but have already informed the effects of tariffs for the confidence and deal of consumers.

British and Dettol England Manufacturer Reckitt, market volatility that the tariffs are starting the tariffs, the market volatility can affect the process of cleaning the process of cleanliness.

Nestlé’s Freixe said the analysts began with consumers who are “not optimistic, not optimistic,” and worsen the form of tariffs.

Unilever, one of the largest companies in the FTSE, stressed the potential impact of important swings since the tariffs, Srinivas Phatak, who has been acting, is against the euro within a few weeks such as “unprecedented”.

Global shares gathered on the markets that the United States and China can begin to end the trade on trade, Washington and Beijing, which applied the penalty tariffs.

Executors warn that the profitability should be real clarity on the trade policy for the real clarity of trade policy to make significant decisions.

British clothing seller Primark, George Weston, GEORGE WESTOODS, GEORGE FOODS, GEORGE FOODS, CEO CEO of Primark.

However, he added: “We are a little confident about the long-term position on the long-term position of various supply markets in the US market.”

Additional report by Kana Inaqaki and Emily Herbert in London