Last week global stock markets, except FTSE 100, closed lower. On Friday U.S. President Trump announced the list of $50 bn tariffs on China to be applied on July 6th. This triggered a market sell-off which continued till literally end of the week....
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Last week European stocks closed on average about 1% higher, while Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 1%, and S&P500 was flat. We had an eventful week: it started with president Trump who refused to sign the communiqué of the G7 summit, mainly due to trade differences between Canada and U.S.....
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Last week stocks were higher. Tech heavy NASDAQ Index was just shy away from its peak, while S&P500 is within 3.4% of its peak in January. U.S. Economic data is pointing out solid growth, with unemployment at its nearly 50-year low, eventually boosting consumer confidence....
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Last week global stock markets swung between gains and losses. S&P 500 rose modestly while EuroStoxx 50 declined about 2%. Political uncertainty in Europe, tariff announce-ments and May job report were the main drivers of market volatility....
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