In conversation with journalists, the president said he was not worried about selling assets
President Donald Trump declared on Sunday 6 that it will not return to the imposition of the import rates in most countries of the world unless the nations balance their trade with the United States. The highest rates should be charged by this Wednesday 9, inaugurating a new era of economic uncertainty, without a clear end in sight.
In an interview on board the Air Force One, he reiterated his plans to implement taxes, which caused turbulence in the financial markets, generating fears of a recession and destabilizing the global commercial system.
Although he reiterates, in a conversation with journalists, that the fall in the global markets is not a desired consequence, Trump said he was not worried about the enormous sale of goods, adding that “sometimes it is necessary to take a medicine to repair something”.
On Sunday evening the United States fell while the rates continue to shake the markets. Futures S&P 500 decreased by 2.5%, while Dow Jones Industrial Meveraga decreased by 2.1%. Nasdaq Futures reduced by 3.1%. Even the price of Bitcoin, which remained relatively stable last week, suffered a reduction of almost 6% on Sunday.
Asian actions, in turn, have fallen. Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index lost almost 8% shortly after opening the market. At noon it dropped by 6%. A circuit switch briefly suspended the negotiation of the Futures Topix after a previous fall accentuated in the future US.
The Chinese markets also fell, with Hang Seng of Hong Kong who lost 9.4%, while the Shanghai composite index lost 6.2%.
Trump said he talked to “many leaders, European, Asian from all over the world”. “They are dying to make an agreement”He fired the president. “We will not do it, because for me a deficit is a loss. We will have surplus or, in the worst case, we have tied,” he added. /Ap
Source: Terra
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