A negative course is followed in European stock exchanges.
The Stoxx Europe 600 indicator index decreased by 1.3 percent, 530 points, the DAX 40 index decreased by 1.4 percent in Germany, and the FTSE MIB 30 index in Italy is 37.875 points with 1.5 percent loss.
The IBEX 35 index in Spain decreased by 1 percent and the CAC 40 index decreased by 1.8 percent in France and 7.721 points and the FTSE 100 index in the UK is trading at 8.500 points with a depreciation of 1.3 percent.
In global markets, sales pressure after US President Donald Trump announced yesterday after reciprocity -based tariffs are effective.
After Trump signed the decree, which envisages the implementation of mutual tariffs to other countries, the tariffs ranging from 10 to 50 percent to the goods imported from many trade partners of the United States began to be applied.
While the European stock exchanges were negatively, the President of the European Union (EU) Commission, Ursula von Der Leyen, described tariffs as a major blow to the global economy.
Von der leyen stated that the global economy will be greatly damaged, “uncertainty will increase and more protection will trigger more protection. The results will be terrible.” he said.
Von Der Leyen said that President Trump participated in his opinion that others benefited from the existing rules unjustly and said that they are ready to support all kinds of efforts to make the world trade system in accordance with the realities of the global economy.
Von der leyen, emphasizing that it is not too late to start negotiations with the US, “From the beginning, we have always been ready to negotiate with the United States to remove the remaining obstacles in transatlantic trade.” he said.
Analysts, the EU side primarily prioritized a dialogue -based solution strategy, stating that the future in the future in the event of no results against the United States and some commercial arrangements can be discussed, he said.
Today, the service sector will be monitored by the service sector PMI data, as well as the Producer Price Index (PPI) in the Euro Region, the meeting minutes of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the foreign trade balance in the USA and the weekly unemployment salary applications.
