Investors head into Trump tariff deadline benumbed and blase

Written by Vidia Rangana and Susan McGi

Singapore/New York (Reuters) -Investors in Global go to the deadline of US President Donald Trump on Wednesday for unfamiliar commercial tariffs equipped with a group of good scenarios they believe already.

A few days before the end of a 90 -day interruption period, he announced in the “Tahrir Day” tariff on April 2, and Trump said that the first batch of messages that determine the levels of customs tariffs that they will face in exports to the United States will be sent to 12 countries on Monday.

Investors who follow this date for several months expect to show more details in the coming days and the lengthy uncertainty as well, expecting Trump will not be able to complete deals with all trading partners in America next week.

They are not excessively interested.

“The market has become more comfortable and more optimistic, when it comes to customs tariff news,” said Jeff Plask, head of investment co -assets in Newbring Berman in New York.

“The markets believe that there is sufficient” crushing “on the final dates-in the absence of any big surprise-because of the instability of the news of the customs tariff and it is believed that the worst scenarios of cases outside the table now.”

All levels of tariffs and effective dates have become moving goals. Trump said on Friday that the definitions of up to 70 % can come into effect on August 1, which are much higher than the 10 % -50 % scope announced in April.

So far, the American administration has a limited deal with Britain and an agreement in Vietnam.

The deals expected with India and Japan have failed to achieve them, and there were setbacks in talks with the European Union.

Meanwhile, global stocks are in record levels, an increase of 11 % since April 2. It decreased by 14 % in three trading sessions after this announcement, but they have gathered by 24 % since then.

“If the liberation day is the earthquake, the tariff messages will be the final tremors. It will not have the same impact on the markets even if it is higher than 10 % earlier.”

“This financial system is very drowned in liquidity so that it is difficult to dispensed or at risk of marketing the markets, as April was a painful reminder of many of those who were wandering and then forced to chase the continuous recovery in subsequent weeks.”

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He also dismissed the attention of investors from weeks of quarrels in congress due to the Trump tax package and huge spending, which was signed in law on Friday.