Armed conflicts rage, but hopes emerge for a trade war thaw

A look at next day in the European and global markets of Rocky Swift

The European theater of the Second World War has ended 80 years ago today, a bleak reminder as the armed conflict is still raging on the continent while another threatens to ignite the nuclear forces in South Asia.

To accommodate the moment of silence in honor of victory in Europe (VE) on the day, the Bank of England delays the declaration of policy for two minutes to 1102 GMT. The Bank of England is expected to continue in its gradual pace from the discounts in the prices that came slower than the American Federal Reserve, which yesterday stood in the face of fears of inflation and stagnation.

A different kind of world war, between US president Donald Trump and all trading partners in America, seemed more coldly cooler before the snow talks between Washington and Beijing Al -Qadha Trading this week. Chinese blue chips and Hong Kong Hang Seng have gained 0.75 % and 1.1 %, respectively, in the hope that negotiations will reduce revenge definitions by more than 100 % with the United States

Future contracts for stocks in the European markets and the United States rose after Trump published that he would hold a press conference today on a commercial deal with “a large and respectful country, the first among many !!!”

This will be the first of about 200 commercial transactions that Trump claims to have paid off, but she has kept my mother so far. Last week, the president distributed “possible deals” with South Korea, Japan and India.

But the New York Times says that the “big” country is Britain, a possibility that has been marked previously by analysts. Futures of shares in the United Kingdom and sterling in Asia’s trade ascended.

North Korea threw the missiles in the ocean again, and Pakistan pledged revenge for an Indian air strike, which itself was a revenge for an attack by Islamic militants last month. The stock markets in Asia toured the drama, and the continuous gains of anemia in Wall Street continued after the Federal Reserve.

But the most severe progress in gold and bitcoin indicates the flexible demand for defensive assets.

The main developments that can affect the markets on Thursday:

European profits: Siemens Energy

American profits: Shopify, Conocophillips, Warner Bros Discovery

Germany Trade, Industrial Production (March)

The decision of the Bank of England policy

– Calls for the unemployed for the American weekly work

– 25 billion dollars in public auction of 30 -year bonds

– Canada’s governor of Canada Tif McLim speaks

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(Edit by Muralikumar Anantharaman)