US EditionIbex 35 Opens with Slight Increases Driven by the Judicial Blockade of Trump’s Tariffs
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MADRID, Spain.- Analysts believe that a U.S. federal court's decision to declare a large portion of the tariffs imposed by the U.S. administration illegal will increase uncertainty among economic agents, but will not stop President Donald Trump. Analysts at the investment bank Goldman Sachs believe the court ruling represents only a temporary setback for the Trump administration's trade agenda, as the repealed tariffs can be offset through other…
The Ibex 35 opened Thursday's session with a 0.6% rise, bringing the index to 14,185 points in the early hours after a US court ruled that the global tariffs imposed by Trump were "illegal." The court ordered the suspension of most of the US president's tariffs, considering that he overstepped his authority when he adopted this measure in early April. This ruling also affects the tariffs applied to China, Mexico and Canada. This led to a general…
The Spanish Stock Exchange replicates the trend to which the futures of Wall Street point
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