US stocks -contracts are declining after Trump's recent fees ads

Futures for US stock indicators have fallen into Asian trade and the dollar has risen, after President Donald Trump again raised commercial tensions by proposing to increase customs duties in most commercial partners. S&P 500 contracts fell 0.3%, while the dollar index rose 0.2%after Trump said on Thursday that it intended to impose uniform fees ranging from 15%and 20%compared to the current rate of 10%. The Canadian dollar fell after Trump declared his intention to impose 35% fees on some imports from Canada. On the other hand, gold rose for the third day in a row, with investors heading to the assets of Safe Haven. The president intends to make a ‘big statement’ regarding Russia, and also considers sanctions. Asian markets temporarily benefit from Asian stocks by 0.4%, with a 1.3% jump on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Goldman Sachs strategy has increased their expectations for Asian stocks outside Japan, citing a more convenient economic environment and less risk. “The recent news about increasing customs duties about Canada and possibly other countries, which has reduced the desire for risk,” says John Goh, head of Asian research at the ‘Australia and New Zealand banking group’. He suggested that “we see more risks in Asia as investors reduce their centers before the weekend, pending any sudden developments on the fees in the coming days.” Trading tensions have recently increased with Trump’s foot in its plans to impose fees on various commercial partners, as part of its attempt to reform the global trading system, which sees it uncomfortable with the United States. However, investors returned strongly to shares on Thursday and closed the ‘S&B 500’ at a record level, referring to the conversion of the concentration of low growth and high inflation to prepare for the next profit season. The fees on Canada were a blow for Prime Minister Mark Mark Carne’s attempt to avoid punishment for the commodities exported to the United States. The application of the new rate is scheduled to start on the first August. A partial exception to the tripartite agreement The declared rate is an increase in the current 25% fees on Canadian imports not covered by the trade agreement signed between the United States, Canada and Mexico, which will not be focused on additional fees. An official, who spoke on condition that his identity is not disclosed, said this exception will remain unchanged. “The markets are concerned about more escalation, especially as Canada has reacted in the same way before. Since the US dollar has dropped a lot in the first half of the year, we can see the liquid city centers on the US dollar amid a series of burglar ads of fees.” Trump’s movements indicate that he does not withdraw from his basic economic approach, and during an interview with the “NBC” network he indicated to the last rise in the US market as a supporting indicator. The president spent the week sending messages to commercial partners to inform them about the new rates that will come into effect on August 1 if no better conditions are reached. It is expected to send similar messages to the countries in the European Union soon. Stefan Hoover, the investment strategy of the LG TT TT Private Banging Asia, said: “The longer this anti -trade and globalization policies are long. Copper ewes are the prize gap in the Trump plan to impose a 50% fee on brass imports that led to a variation in prices, as the global index is on the London Metal Weekly drop since April, while US contracts are on the way to reach the biggest weekly profits since 2022. This contrast comes with expectations for traders to stop metal sheep. The shaky real estate sector, iron ore prices, will improve, as it will achieve the third weekly profit in a row, and it may be best since January. Yuan led.