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President Donald Trump cannot stop noting only tariffs. Trump’s slightly sank on Friday, 50% tax on imports from the European Union, also made 25% additional payment to Tech Titan products Apple. The S & P 500, a daily decline in a daily decline is 1.7%. This Half 1% daily reduced and Dow Jones decreased by 0.6%.
Trump threatened tariffs on Friday morning morning in Friday morning morning. “The European Union established for the main purpose of taking advantage of the United States is” very difficult ” claimedAdded by adding 50% tax to goods from the EU.
Apple, for Trump threatened 25% tariff against “at least” technological company, although a tariff for a multinational company, Apple’s shares decreased by 3% on Friday.
Trump’s Friday pronunciations are more likely to face more controversial positions about the recipients in recent weeks, which was a more aggressive position in early April.
On April 2, the 47th President presented the import of US trade partners, as well as more violent tariffs about dozens of countries, especially China. Shares and bond markets were vibrated and Trump, Tariff plans soon retrieved the tariff plans – the taxes of the People’s Republic were ruled out.
Last week, the United States and China agreed to a 90-day break from the War of Commerce, which will reduce the tariffs for the United States to 25% during this period, and China will reduce the German exports to 10%. In response to this, the markets held a weekly rally and placed gain.
“The economy still appears slowly, to avoid decay, the management refers to applying additional tariffs in this summer.
The last decline in the ranking of Moody’s US loan was also aggravated in the markets. Credit Rating Agency humiliated AAA from AAA from AAA to a rating rating in AA1, “Great increase in government debt to levels that are significantly higher than ten years and interest rates similar to interest rates, because of a significant higher than a sovereignty.
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
