Trade concerns are increasing as the threats for tit-for-tat tariffs by USA and China on each other’s products are growing.
Trade concerns are increasing as the threats for tit-for-tat tariffs by USA and China on each other’s products are growing.
Trade uncertainty prevails in the markets. Trade disputes, highly affecting investors’ sentiment, have been their main concern since the beginning of 2018.
Following last Friday’s deadlock NAFTA talks resume. Canada will not give up easily despite the US President’s threats to exclude Ottawa from the trade Agreement and proceed with Mexico.
Less than seven months before the United Kingdom leaves the European Union the Brexit negotiations are intensifying. Prime Minister’s Brexit strategy is subject to harsh criticism both by friends and foes.
This week’s trade agenda is hot: Trump’s threats to exit WTO (World Trade Organization) and preparations to step up the trade war with China; NAFTA negotiations between Canada and the USA at the final stage; Juncker’s statements about tit-for-tat car tariffs if USA makes the first step.