US stock contracts decrease under the pressure of Trump's commercial policy

The futures for US indicators in Asian trade has decreased with the fall in the dollar index, after US President Donald Trump has again renovated commercial tensions by setting up customs with 50% on buyer imports and issuing a new round messages imposing higher taxes on a number of countries. The S&P 500 contracts and the dollar index fell 0.1% on Thursday, while Asian stocks were driven by profits in South Korea. On the other hand, ‘Benkin’ retained its proximity to a record level recorded on Wednesday. The Brazilian origin has decreased earlier after Trump announced new customs messages, including the imposition of a 50% fee on the goods imported from the country. Japanese government bonds also rose before an auction of 20 -year -old bonds. Buyer jumps with the escalation of American protectionism The price of buyer has increased after Trump announced the beginning of the imposition of customs duties by 50% on US imports from the first August, which will harm the producing companies that depend on this industrial mineral. Copper Futures on the London Metal Stock Exchange rose 0.4% to $ 9,664.50 per tonne, while US “cartoon” contracts rose by about 3%. “The latest news news appears to be additional inflationary steps causing the US economy itself, leading to the continuation of the ‘sale of US assets”. Trump renewed his intention to move forward in the boom of big fees until July 9. Inveek had a recordings of the SO. Profits will lead. Trump announced the imposition of a 30% customs fee on Algeria, Libya, Iraq and Sri Lanka, 25% on Brunei and Moldova, on Wednesday, and 20% on goods from the Philippines. These fees were largely announced in line with the proportions, with the minor, with a minor way, with a minor setting, with a minor setting in the minor, with a minor fees, with a minor setting in the minor, with a minor fees, with a minor fees, with a minor fees, with a minor fees, with a minor fees, with a minor fees, fees, with a minor in line with the announced announced in April Iraq (of 39%) and Sri Lanka (of 44%). Inacio Lula da Silva replied by saying that his country would respond with the help of the ‘Law Treatment Legislation Legislation. Concerns about exacerbating the budget deficit.