The European values markets sank outdoors on Wednesday when the new rates of the US President Donald Trump came into force and caused a new sale of global shares.
The indices fell again in red, with Paris 2.4 percent and Frankfurt falling 2.2 percent, since the goods of the European Union now face a 20 percent tariff when entering the United States.
London slid 2.3 percent, and Great Britain was beaten with a 10 percent tax on Saturday.
Trump has altered the world economy with radical tariffs that have raised the spectrum of an international recession, but has ruled out any symus in its aggressive commercial policy as a victim of dramatic market.
Initially, Trump had warned that he would impose additional levies or 50 percent if Beijing refused to stop retreating against his tariffs, but then -they recorded the betting equation by imposing taxes of 104 percent against China.
“I have great respect for China, but they can’t do this,” Trump said in the White House earlier this week.
China responded quickly, exploiting what he called “blackmail” for the United States and promised “countermeasures” if Washington imposes more rates.
“If the United States insists on following its own way, China will fight until the end,” said a spokesman for the Beijing Ministry of Commerce.
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‘Ignorant, impolite’
In a growing Word of Words, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs also condemned the comments of “ignorant and unpolluted” by the United States vice president, JD Vance, in which he complained that the United States had dejected for too much time “Chinese peasants.”
The Ministry said that “the pressure, threats and blackmail are not the right way to deal with China.”
The European Union sought to cool the tensions, with the warning of Ursula von der Leyen of the block block, warning against the commercial conflict in a call with the Chinese prime minister, Li Qiang.
He emphasized the “vital importance of stability” for the world economy, as well as “the need to avoid a greater escalation,” according to a reading of EU officials.
The Chinese prime minister told Von der Leyen that economy number two in the world has the necessary “tools” to resist winds against the economic head.
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“China can completely protect against the external effects of Adrtere, and trusts completely on maintaining sustained and healthy economic development,” he said, according to the State Xinhua news agency.
The EU said Tuesday that he hopes to present his response to the taxes of 20 percent as soon as he faces under the last wave of Trump rates, with Germany and France advocating a technological giant of fiscal technology.
But Brussels has also proposed an exemption from tariffs on industrial products, including cars, which Trump said it was not enough to resolve the commercial deficit of the United States with the EU.
“The European Union has been very, very bad for us,” Trump said.
In retaliation for the taxes of the USA.
But the American bourbon was saved after Trump threatened to hit European wine and liquors with mass retaliation tasks.
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