Amid the U.S. decision to exclude electronics from the tariff list, European stock indexes posted steady growth, particularly in the technology and banking sectors.
Asian stock exchanges showed solid growth amid the US decision not to impose tariffs on smartphones, computers, and microchips — despite plans for new duties.
European stock markets began the week with a sharp decline amid the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China. Investors are actively selling shares in industrial and defense sectors.
The trade tariffs announced by Donald Trump have triggered a sharp collapse in U.S. stock indices — investors did not anticipate such drastic measures and rushed to sell off assets.
Turkey's financial markets were shaken following the arrest of Istanbul’s opposition mayor. Authorities intervened urgently to prevent a collapse of the lira and the stock market.
The rise in defense investments is stimulating the European stock market, but Spain is showing a decline. Investors are awaiting the ECB meeting amid positive economic data.
The Federal Reserve System of the United States has revised its economic growth forecast for 2024 and lowered the key interest rate, indicating a more cautious approach to future economic policy.
Despite the decline in PMI in Italy and the UK, European stock indices ended the day with gains, amid positive changes in other countries and expectations of ECB rate cuts.
Stock markets in leading European countries are showing growth ahead of the publication of inflation statistics in the eurozone, expecting a slowdown in price increases
