European markets are seen lower due to concerns about global trade. Negativity is likely to remain in the markets, and we can expect further declines in risky assets and a rise in JPY.
The FTSE will open with a drop of 16 points to 7,291; DAX without change of 11,959; while the CAC in Paris is expected to open lower by 7 points, according to IG.
Global markets are focused on trade tensions after President Donald Trump said on Friday he could have additional $ 267 billion in tariffs against China. The administration also finalized plans to impose tariffs of up to 25 percent of Chinese goods worth $ 200 billion. Trump also suggested that Apple should move its production to the US to avoid falling tariffs against China.
The elections in Sweden have created a political stalemate in the country, which will further worry European investors. Italy remains the focus of investors before the 2019 budget is published later this month.
Source: CNBC
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