European Stock Market Rattled by US Tariffs: Adidas Leads Losses as Supply Chain Disruptions Loom

It has lost more than 7 percent, and it is the one that is doing the worst among the European stock exchanges, however all at a loss

Trump actually wants to meet foreign companies and protect his own economy, but in the sporting goods industry, one of the hardest hit – and that comes from the US.

Rating agency S&P Global will review all of its macroeconomic forecasts after the announcement of US tariffs. Such a move will likely increase concerns that a wave of rating downgrades will follow. The Prague Stock Exchange weakened last week. The PX index fell a record 7.9 percent to 1,951.7 points in a week. European stocks also continued to decline sharply.

Trump Tariffs Impact European Markets

Following U.S. president Donald Trump’s announcement of a new tariff regime has prompted low openings of the European stock markets today (Friday, April 4th). The massive tariffs on U.S. trading partners also stunned Asian markets, which closed well down compared to their recent performance. The main European stock indices continued to decline in early trading: Paris lost 0.86% Frankfurt lost 0.70% Zurich lost 0.86% Milan lost 1.55%.  In Asia, …

Follow here, minute by minute, the performance of the markets this Friday.

The futures of the European stock exchanges advance a new session in negative this Friday, although with very moderate losses, after that on the eve, the markets of the Old Continent sank about 3% affected by the tariffs of the United States and the fear of their economic impact. At 7.45 hours, with the euro rising, to 1,108 dollars, the futures of the Euro Stoxx50, index in which the European companies of greater capitalization are listed, fall…