
Global markets are experiencing heightened volatility following the announcement of new tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump. The DAX index in Germany has been particularly affected, with reports indicating that investors are retreating in response to the proposed 20% tariffs on EU imports. German Economy Minister Robert Habeck has drawn a stark comparison between the economic impact of these tariffs and the ongoing war in Ukraine, suggesting that the repercussions could be severe. Analysts have noted that the tariffs have triggered a 'shock' in stock markets worldwide, raising concerns about inflationary pressures and high interest rates potentially affecting the U.S. economy as well. The situation continues to develop as investors closely monitor the unfolding implications of these tariff plans.
Germany’s Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck slammed Trump’s announcement of 20% tariffs on EU imports: “Last night’s decision is comparable to the war of aggression against Ukraine [...] The magnitude and determination of the response must be commensurate.” https://t.co/7USkkPYtgM
Die von US-Präsident Trump angekündigten Zölle hätten einen "regelrechten Schock" an den Börsen weltweit ausgelöst, so Anne-Catherine Beck, ARD-Finanzredaktion. Inflationsdruck und hohe Zinsen könnten nun auch in den USA die Folge sein. https://t.co/uahSxdHlw0
German Vice Chancellor Habeck goes off on a tangent in an attempt to 'draw parallel' between Trump's tariffs and 'war of aggression against Ukraine' https://t.co/6Vmpep4sN4
