Looking to April 2 with trepidation

A look at Kevin Buckland in Europe and the world markets the next day

The help of world shares was still on Wednesday, but with failed conviction.

It’s not like there were any news from Potus or later social media notes to change the market worldview.

This is more that the rally was built on optimism, a milder, more flexible position, President Donald Trump, but uncertainty remains. The tariff is not yet on April 2, and there is still no clarity that day.

As everyone knows, markets don’t hate anything more than uncertainty.

The World Shares of the MSCI started a week at a rally by 1.2%, and it was 0.3% in the last session on Tuesday.

For example, Japan’s Nikkei began with 1% profits, but they halved until noon. Similarly, Hong Kong’s Hanging Sung rose more than 1%, but was only 0.3% after noon.

US stock futures are less likely to suffer small interests.

So far, the current pan-European stoxx 50 future announces an increase of 0.1%.

Trump suggested that Trump offered not all responsibilities that he threatens April 2, and “many countries” could receive some exceptions.

At the same time, investors are reminiscent of how unknown trading situation can be made by 25% tariffs for Venezuelan oil and gas buyers.

And considering Trump Name the next Wednesday “Liberation Day”, you will think that it will at least some fireworks.

Of course, for the markets of the day can be a decisive one, or a signal signal to go ahead or to establish a tough line and how difficult it is to read Trump’s intentions.

The British PIU will closely monitor the Armenian office of the British Bank that seems more and more clouded under Trump’s trade war.

The British Minister of Finance Rachel Reeves today gives a fiscal update to the parliament later today, and it is planned that an additional 2.2 billion pounds ($ 2.84 billion) announced for defense spending.

France frees consumer confidence and jobs, and French Governor Francois Villero de Galhau will be suspended by the Financial Commission on the Economy.

In the United States, Minneapolis fed President Nel Kashikar and St. Louis Sed Musalem, Alberto Musalem both have public talks.

The main developments in the exposure of the markets on Wednesday.