FTSE close: Trump triggers global market sell-off ahead of 'Liberation Day'

FTSE 100 bounces back from ‘Liberation Day’ fears, Kingfisher continues recovery

The FTSE 100 was firmly higher on Tuesday as investors buckled up for Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ of economically damaging trade tariffs set to come into force tomorrow. London’s leading index was 0.6% higher at the time of writing. US indices reversed early losses yesterday to finish the session overnight in positive territory, which boosted […] The post FTSE 100 bounces back from ‘Liberation Day’ fears, Kingfisher continues recovery appear…

EUR/USD: ATTEMBERS, COMMENTS, threats ... Trump tires markets - News Bulletin 247

(BFM Stock Exchange) – This article, with free access, is produced by the research team in BFM Stock Exchange analysis and market strategy. To not miss any opportunity, consult all of the analyzes and discover our portfolios by accessing our privilege space. The euro, as much under pressure as the dollar in the intense trade war caused by the White House, continued its lateralization movement, near the $ 1,0820 on Monday, on the eve of what Trum…

FTSE markets surge ahead of tariff deadline - DirectorsTalk

Investors found reasons for optimism this morning as the FTSE 100 and European indices bounced back following a tense trading session gripped by fresh tariff fears. With markets bracing for Wednesday’s policy shift from the US, today’s gains suggest selective confidence is returning, led by a resurgence in financials. After Monday’s sell-off sparked by concerns over US president Donald Trump’s push for “reciprocal” tariffs, European markets reop…

On April 2, the day of the US President's announcement of new tariffs, will it really be the "day of liberation" for the United States? We can doubt it. And for the whole world, the years ahead should be years of regression.

Tomorrow’s day, named by Donald Trump as ‘Liberation Day’ for the imposition of new tariffs, is not the only event of the week that triggers tension in the financial markets. Analysts like those in Citi consider Friday’s session even more important. Read

FTSE close: Trump triggers global market sell-off ahead of 'Liberation Day'

Investors across the globe braced for Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ on April 2 as they hastily retreated from stock markets. Trump will unveil a new set of tariffs on Wednesday, including a 25 per cent levy slapped on all automotive imports in the US, which has already been confirmed. The tariffs, which the President said are designed to prevent other countries “ripping off” the US, have sent shockwaves through global markets in recent months as the …