Milan led the losses on the continent with a drop of -5.18%
The global panic caused by the rate of the President of the United States Donald Trump hit the main scholarships in Europe, which closed the commercial session on Monday (7) in a strong fall.
The low movement was led by the FTSE MIB index, the main of the Milan stock exchange, with a contraction of 5.18%, to 32,853 points. So Madrid (-5.12%to 11,785 points), Paris (-4.78%to 6,927 points), Amsterdam (-4.76%to 801 points), London (-4.38%to 7,702 points) and Frankfurt (-4.13%to 19,761 points) appears.
This was the third negotiation session followed by a drop in European scholarships among the fears of investors on possible recessive effects of the Trump rate, which announced 10% to 50% compared to imports all over the world.
Asian bags also closed this Monday with expressive falls, such as Hong Kong (-13.22%, worse result since 1997), Taiwan (-9.7%, the highest devaluation of history), Tokyo (-7.83%) and Shanghai (-7.34%). .
Source: Terra

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