Maritimers keep eye on stock market amid trade war

Asian, European and US stock markets greeted Monday morning, April 7, with a rapid fall. In response to the tariffs imposed by the US on 180 countries around the world, global stock markets lost trillions of dollars in capitalization. At the same time, D. Trump likens the fall to “taking medication” to “fix something.”

Maritimers keep eye on stock market amid trade war

U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war is the reason for stock markets plummeting around the world, according to a Dalhousie University accounting professor.

The unrest at Trump's trade war affects Oslo Børs.

The turmoil over Trump's trade war is hitting the Oslo Stock Exchange. Today, the tariff barriers come into effect.

Orpo hopes that the EU and the United States would agree on a free trade area and a trade war could be avoided.

The stock markets in New York showed some recovery on Tuesday, after the turmoil on the global financial markets in recent days. Investors went looking for bargains after the wave of selling, which was caused by the trade war of the American president Donald Trump. They are, however, keeping a close eye on the developments around the trade war. Trump threatens to increase the import tariffs for China by another 50 percent, to which China said it…