Over the past week, markets have been in captivity to fears about the effects of the trade war. The red color was leading in the past sessions. On the last day of the week, a successful attempt was made to complete the session positively.
In the coming months, aside from central bankers’ policy, a leading factor in determining the direction of the market will be the development of the case of trade wars. After the US imposed customs duties on steel and aluminum in Europe, we have seen the response of the countries concerned over the past week. How will the situation develop and should investors be worried about a negative development of the situation?!
Brexit continues to be a risk to the economic development of the Eurozone, this warning was given by Christine Lagarde. Will the ambiguity of Britain’s exit process continue to be a negative factor for Europe’s economy?
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