Tariff imposed by the US President, which consists of a large -scale taxation of 10% on imports and a series of ‘reciprocal tariffs’, plummeted financial market, especially in Asia and Europe
Scholarships around the world face a negative day, driven by the announcement last Wednesday (2) of tariffs on a large scale by the president of the United States, . The falls were more pronounced in the Asian bags, with the Tokyo Scholarship with a 2.77%devaluation. Hong Kong also saw a 1.52%reduction, while Shanghai fell by 0.24%. New rates, ranging from 20% to 46%, affect several countries, including an additional 34% rate directed to China.
In Europe, the scenario is no different, with the main indices recording significant losses. The Paris bag fell 2.33%, while Frankfurt saw a 2%drop. Amid this climate of uncertainty, the gold market reached a new record, with the price of the jaguar reaching $ 3,167.84.
This discharge reflects the search for safer assets in times of volatility. On the other hand, the US dollar has fallen to its lowest level since Trump assumed the presidency, which may indicate a change in market expectations in relation to the economy of .
In addition, the oil sector also did not escape the falls, with prices recording significant reductions. The combination of high tariffs and instability in financial markets has generated a challenging environment for investors and economists, who now closely monitor the repercussions of these commercial policies.
*Report produced with the aid of AI
Posted by Victor Oliveira
