1.US-China has also worsened the EU
A new wave of negativism plunged Europe as a Trade War effect spread beyond the ocean. PMI Manager PMI Index fell to 47.7 in May, crashing the hopes for the end of the correction. IFO business climate in Germany has also deteriorated.
2. The FED will delay the slurry
In its FOMC FED Minutes in May, before the Trade War escalated, it was said that the interest rate is currently at satisfactory levels and expects the low level of inflation since the beginning of the year to be temporary.
Investors' expectations are that the Fed will reduce interest, and this is due to short-term government securities that continue to fall and have already erased 4 basis points or 2.19% to the lowest for the week.
3. The Boeing 737 MAX will not fly again
Boeing 737 MAX planes will likely remain grounded for longer than airlines expected, following the report by Daniel Elwell FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) that the new software does not confirm the clearing of the errors that led to the two fatal accidents at the same time time has not decided whether additional training of pilots for such situations will be needed.
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