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Stocks erase gains after China retaliates against US

Stocks erase gains after China retaliates against US Stocks erase gains after China retaliates against US

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Global stocks wiped many of their gains on Tuesday after China took revenge on the United States with a tariff for energy exports and Google.

It entered a 10 percent increase in the definitions of China on Tuesday. President Donald Trump earlier suspended the customs tariff for North American neighbors in the United States after the market leaks on Monday due to fears of global trade shrinkage.

The injection of stopping the fees on Canada and Mexico hope in the market can avoid a global trade war, but the American definitions and the Chinese response sent stocks to a decrease.

Hang Kong from Hang Kong rose to 3.3 percent before erasing some of her gains for 1.8 percent entrances. Renminbi abroad fell 0.1 percent against the dollar to 7.32 yuan.

Other Asian markets followed the same style. Nikki 225 in Japan supervised her gains, and rose 0.9 percent after the deadline.

South Korea gained 1.2 percent on Tuesday. Tainx 0.4 per cent has gained. China markets were closed on the mainland until Wednesday.

US futures indicated the American stocks that are trading. The contracts that follow the S&P 500 and NASDAQ decreased by 0.2 percent.

Brent crude oil, the international standard, fell 0.7 percent on Tuesday to $ 75.41 a barrel. West Texas International, the American standard, decreased by 1.7 percent to $ 71.9 a barrel.

Trump’s 10 percent increase in definitions of China has become in effect, as well as new policies aimed at ending the “minimum” base that exempt imports of less than $ 800 of US duties.

The US President is expected to speak to China’s leader Xi Jinping in the coming days.

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2025-02-04 06:06:00


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