Has Beijing really already won its challenge with the West? The Stock Exchange indicates the opposite with the American market which guaranteed much higher returns. Within the great Asian country, the idea is beginning to make headway that the commercial pickaxes of…
For Berlin, car tariffs would be a national emergency with repercussions on growth and employment - An agreement with America, which will still take some time anyway, would be a great tonic for European cyclicals and could give a recovery of 5 %…
Positive closure for the European stock exchanges driven by the auto sector while waiting for a solution to the tariff problem - Frankfurt and Milan the best - Purchases on Stm and Generali in Piazza Affari - Fashion and luxury down - Spread in…
Attempt underway between Brussels and Washington to defuse the tariff mine. According to rumors, the EU would like to propose a reduction in the tariffs in force today in order to avoid the increase in tariffs threatened by Trump - Signs of openness also from the States…
On the eve of D-Day on the increase in US tariffs on imports from China, Beijing warns of the domino effect for Western economies and Europe first and foremost. Asian stocks still down. Oil, Tehran reacts to sanctions. In Milan luxury companies…
Donald Trump's new threats on tariffs for the automotive sector send Asian stock markets into a tailspin and keep Europe under stress - The Carrefour-Tesco alliance promises a price battle in large-scale distribution - Car sales slow down -…
According to data from the Association of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, this is the estimate of the annual cost of the 25% tariff barriers on cars and components that Donald Trump threatens. European Union, China and Japan are on guard
Paris and Milan closed a swinging day slightly higher. Frankfurt penalized by the risk of duties on the car which instead rewards the Fiat Chrysler team less exposed to the US ax. Buzzi Halls. Negative Tim and banks, bad Carige. Spread Btp-Bund still up.
Tariffs on European cars could rise by 2,5 to 20%, with Germany the hardest hit nation. Sergio Marchionne takes the field and warns Europe: be careful of exaggerating with the reactions, Italy and France have a flow of cars very…
In addition to Daimler's profit warning for the ruinous effects of tariffs on cars, the appointment of the decidedly anti-euro Northern League presidents at the head of the Budget and Finance Commissions of the Chamber and Senate - FCA weighs a ton on Piazza Affari…
