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New York / London – Stock market shares are falling sharply today due to new mutual royalties between the United States and China, reports AP.
Source: Tanjug
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The US administration of President Donald Tramp plans to introduce tariffs for $ 200 billion worth of goods imported from China, announced Monday a top US official Beijing reacted with the conviction of new threats in Washington and promised to repay sharp and strong retaliation.
On European stocks, in the day-ahead, the French index KAK 40 fell by 1.1% to 5,376.49 points and in London the FTSE 100 index, which values the value of shares of British companies, landed 1.4 percent to 7,588.34 points. The German DAKS sank 1.2 percent to 12,457.32 points.
The indexes in the United States will, after four day gains on the level of transactions of today, lower. Dau Dzenes lost 0.9% in value, down 24.710 points, and the broader S & P 500 index fell 0.8% to 2.777.80 points on the stock market day.
In the Asian markets, the Japanese Nikei 225 lost 1.2% to 21,932.21 points, while the South Korean Kospi closed at 0.6% to 2,280.62 points.
Hang Seng stock index stocks slipped 1.3% to 28,311.69 points, and the Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.8% to 2,777.77 points . There has also been a resurgence of markets in Taiwan and Southeast Asia.
US WTI benchmark oil was down 69 cents to $ 73.42 a barrel and Severnomorean's crude oil fell $ 1.94 to $ 76.92 a barrel
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