The dollar jumps and the shares fall after Trump's implementation of its threats to impose customs duties

The US dollar has risen strongly, while stock markets and other currencies fell, after US President Donald Trump implemented his threat to impose customs duties on the import of Canada, Mexico and China. The yields of the US Treasury ties jumped for two years, while US and European future futures fell. The Stock Index for the Asia and the Pacific region also fell into the wake of these penalties that targeted the most important United States trading partners. As far as the Canadian dollar is concerned, it has dropped to the lowest level since 2003, while the euro continued its losses after Trump confirmed that the fees on European goods would be “inevitably imposed on European goods.” These accelerated commercial escalations form the largest protectionist move for almost a century by a US president, which led to wide sales across different asset categories, amid possible effects on inflation rates, political geography and global economic growth. Trump said he was planning to hold talks with Canada and Mexico on Monday before customs duties came into effect. In this context, Stephen Engender, head of currency research at Standard Charterd, told Bloomberg: “It seems a Booker player bets on everything he owns in the first round … The markets were not ready for this escalation.” A wedding on inflation increases the profits of the dollar amid the global turmoil in the market, the rise of the US dollar is powered by the facts that customs lies imposed by President Donald Trump will promote inflationary pressure, which will push the federal reserve to hold interest rates for a longer period. At the same time, foreign economies are expected to be more harmed than the United States, which increases the attractiveness of the dollar as a safe haven. US Treasury revenue has dropped to ten years to decline, while foreign currencies were under pressure, with US demand for imports that will become more expensive as a result of the new definitions. The Mexican Bezo recorded losses on Monday due to the effects of the decision. Extensive fluctuations in the markets await sharp moves in the stock markets, especially in sectors that lead any possible trade war. Although China is one of the most affected countries, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, which resumed its trade after a holiday of a few days a lower decline than the Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese markets, which suffered greater losses. As for the stock markets in China’s most important continent, the trade will resume on Wednesday, amid anticipation of currency traders for any signals of the central bank of China over the extent of its intervention to reduce the decline in the value of the yuan. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the international reactions to Trump’s ruling in the first reactions that a 25% waist tariff had been imposed, while Mexican President Claudia Shinbom promised to impose similar fees on US imports. As for the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, it issued a statement confirming that it would take “equal against -part” without disclosing details, and announced that it would file an official complaint with the World Trade Organization. Definition fear increases the cost of assurance of Asian effects and pressure on the car sector The cost of insurance against Asian enterprises has increased after the announcement of US Customs’ duties, as the ‘Markit Itraxx Asia ex-Japan’ index is the largest daily increase in about six months. The shares of major car manufacturers such as General Motors and Stelantis NV, which depend on global supply chains and have a wide exposure to Mexico and Canada, will be large movements in the upcoming sessions. Electric car businesses such as Tesla and Wrievan can also be subjected to extra pressure due to the increase in commercial stress. Meanwhile, the reference to the “customs tariffs” draws a significant increase in calls in corporate profits, reflecting the increasing concern among investors. This week’s attention is focused on business results, as both Amazon and UBS are scheduled to reveal their profit reports, amid a state of uncertainty in global markets. Customs duties raise oil prices and shake the digital currency markets, the statement of customs duties has led to a sharp rise in the Western Texas -Inintermediate crude prices (WTI), as the definitions imposed on oil imports from Canada and Mexico can threaten the mutual market in the North. rise. The cryptocurrency coins suffered serious losses as Bitcoin decreased, while Ethereum recorded its biggest loss in nearly four years, before he later compensated part of the decline. “The financial markets can see a painful correction process in the coming weeks, as the market participants take the president’s statements seriously and its literal meaning,” says Corpay, Corpay. The most prominent economic opportunities this week: Monday: The euro purchases index for the eurozone, inflation in the eurozone, the UK’s industry purchases directors (S&P Global), the speech of the President of the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta Rafael Bustic on Economic Expectations. Tuesday: The results of Alphabet, UBS and BNB Pariba. Wednesday: New Zealand’s unemployment rate, Toyota’s business results, Caixin service sector index in China, Procurement Manager Index and Producers in the Euro District. Thursday: Retail sales in the Eurozone, England Bank’s decision on interest rates, Amazon business results and interest decision in Mexico. Friday: The interest decision in India, the unemployment rate in Canada, the Non -Agricultural Report and the unemployment rate in the United States, as well as the consumer confidence index for the University of Michigan.