Shares fall as Trump leads to the threshold of the world’s full-blown trade war

Global shares fell and the new tariffs after the government bonds were swept by Donald Trump, gathered after leaving the world on the threshold of the fully exploded trade war.

Benchmmark Stoxx Europe, until the end of the morning, after flocking assets, including the treasures of investors and German sets, fell by 1.8 percent in the morning. Futures watching S & P 500 and Nasdaq, 3.4 percent and 3.8 percent, 3.8 percent.

The US economy has decreased by 2.1 percent in the basket of the dollar because they think about the impact of investors to the influence of the US economy and reduce more federal reserve degrees.

Trump’s aggressive trading policy in the center of this second period, the aggressive trade policy, which was hit by shares in the first quarter, but investors said they were frightening to a set of new tariffs on Wednesday.

“It’s worse than expected, there is no sugar cover,” he said.

Trump, about 10 percent of collecting, from April 5, said that it will appeal to the import of all US and “mutual” tariffs from April 9, including China.

A sign of potential damage to investors from the US economy’s tariffs, merchants this year the fourth quarter-point interest rate began to bet on the federal reserve. Investors received three incisions until Wednesday.