The shares across the Atlantic slid on Friday after Trump’s administration made another time on the tariffs, and the European Central Bank was stuck in a scenario with a decrease in interest rates in a quarter -point.
The European lead index of the Stoxx 600 fell 0.8% in morning trading. The London FTSE 100 slipped 0.5%, the Paris Cac 40 decreased by 1.1%, and Frankfurt -ov Dax fell 1.7%.
The indexes made wild moves this week in the midst of uncertainty about Trump’s trade policies. On Thursday, ECB President Christine Lagarda said that economic prospects were “darkened by uncertainty”, which investors considered the sign that the central bank could take a cautious approach to reducing the borrowing costs.
