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European actions recorded their largest daily stay in more than three months at the end of this six-to-one week, with investors dealing with the impact of new United States tariffs on dozens of countries, including one of 39% on Switzerland. The Pan-European STOX 600 closed in less than 1889% at 535.79 points, and marked its largest stay in one week since the beginning of April when Trump announced its prices on global economies.
Markets close with widespread falls, in some cases close to 3%, after the US trade war has reactivated, the US delays the entry into force of tariffs until August 7.
The French CAC 40 stock index fell almost three percent
European stocks suffered their steepest one-day decline in more than three months today. Investors were concerned about US President Donald Trump's new tariff measures, which include a 39 percent tariff on imports from Switzerland, Reuters reports. The pan-European STOXX Europe 600 index fell 1.89 percent to close at 535.79 points. Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday night CEST, which will impose new tariffs ranging from ten to 41 percent…
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