Trading Day: Resisting renewed tariff tensions

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Written by Jimmy McGiv, a column writer on the market

The global markets were, in general, somewhat prosperous on Monday, as investors ignored the latest threats to US President Donald Trump during the weekend and prepared for the degree of higher economic data from the United States and China on Tuesday.

While European and Mexican stocks fluctuate on the latest Trump trade, the visits were simple. The appetite of the risks that held a company – the international stock standards that appeared, Nasdak and Bitcoin have reached its highest new levels, and silver reached its fresh peak for 14 years.

If you have more time to read, here are some of the articles I recommend to help you understand what happened in the market today.

1. There is no reason to panic: Europe warns of calm as the bloc tries to raise 30 % of the American tariff 2.

Main market movements today

* Storing the world steps water, with Wall Street declining general softness in Asia and Europe. European and Mexican falls on the threat of a 30 % tariff. * Canadian stocks, which have succeeded from the last threat at the present time, rise 0.6 % to a new increase of 27142 points. * The dollar continues to recover, as it rises to three weeks on the basis of the index. Sixth successive profit represents his best in the year. * Bitcoin jumps to register $ 123,236 before settling about $ 120,000. More than 10 % rose last week. * Silver slides a day, but not before you reach the highest level in New14 above $ 39/ounces. A 40 dollar/ounce barrier on the horizon.

Resistance to renewed tariff tensions

Markets started a crowded week in full swing on Monday, as investors have withstood the most recent escalation in the Trump’s identification war with two of the largest commercial partners in America, and they dug before economic events and sensitive market companies in the coming days.

After Trump said on Saturday that he would impose a 30 % tariff on most imports from the European Union and Mexico as of August 1, the European Union said on Sunday that it will suspend counter -measures until early August and continue to pressure the settlement of negotiations.

European and European stocks – the unified currency with the lowest level in three weeks – but the declines were small. Investors still seem to be optimistic that the talks will eventually be fruitful and a palatable deal will be reached.

The commercial numbers from China earlier in the day were better than expected, although it was strengthened by the accelerated exporters to overcome a fragile tariff truce between Beijing and Washington before the deadline waving on the horizon in August. Exports increased by 5.8 % on an annual basis and imports of imports by 1.1 %.

The next two weeks will witness that the bilateral trade talks of the United States and the United States of China are intensifying with the approach to the final dates in early August, and investors can expect a snowstorm from the main headlines to strike their screens. If Monday is any evidence, investors are well prepared to overcome the incoming storm.

Trade may be the main narration of stock markets on Monday, but less than the bonds, which were also the shadows of the Federal Reserve Independence, the President of Jerome Powell’s future, and the renewal of weakness in the Japanese government bonds attached to it.

The American Treasury market was mostly stable, although the return for 30 years was 5.00 % flirted and rose to the highest level for one month. The prices of government bonds in other places were subjected to heavier pressure, especially in the long end of German and Japanese curves.

The 10 -year -old Bond return has risen to the highest level since early April, and the 30 -year -old Bund return has risen to almost two years. The return on Japanese government bonds has fallen towards historical highlands since May, due to the concern that the upcoming elections can pave the way for the increase in financial spending.

On Tuesday, investors will resort to “emptying monthly economic data” from China, which also includes GDP in the second quarter. The economists of Reuters expect the annual growth rate to slow down to 5.1 % of 5.4 % in the January to March period.

After that, CPI inflation numbers in June will be determined by the Tone of Trading Day in the United States. Economists expect that inflation will increase moderately through all the basic, main, monthly and annual measures – with the restoration of the annual basic rate by 3 %.

What can the markets move tomorrow?

* Consumer morale in Australia (July) * Chinese homes prices, industrial output, retail sales, urbaninvertMment, unemployment (June) * China GDP (Q2) Thomas Parkin, Susan Collins, a Boston Fair resident

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(Written by Jimmy McGiv)

2025-07-14 21:04:00

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