German Finance Minister: European Union is ready to respond if business talks fail with us
German Finance Minister Joir Kukiz said on Friday that the European Union would be ready to respond to the tariff, if the conversation with the United States does not work.
Prior to the meeting of the European Union Finance Ministers, Cookies said in Warsaw, “The American side is aware that if the conversation does not work, there will be another discussion around our response system,” Cookies said at Warsaw before the meeting of European Union Finance Ministers.
Cookies also warned that Donald Trump’s decision to prevent trade tariffs for dozens of countries for 90 days could be placed on the shore and company officials.
In an interview in the Friday version of the German newspaper HandlesB, the outgoing Finance Minister said, “What is uncertainty, which no CEO likes.”
“It potentially increases uncertainty even more. Finally, after 90 days more increase may increase,” he said.
Barney davis11 April 2025 09:03
Nigel Faraj compared Donald Trump to Liz Trus
Reform UK leader Nigel Faraj has compared the business war of good friend Donald Trump to the devastating 49-day term of Liz Trus as Prime Minister.
“Do you know, I think Trump did it very soon, but like Liz Trus did a few years ago,” he told LBC.
“I have never seen in my life before the stock markets fall quickly and the bond markets come at the same time.
“As to take it out with China, who is going to win? Now I don’t know.”

Barney davis11 April 2025 08:48
European market shows green shoots after Trump’s tariff
In Europe, Paris has both CAC 40 and dax in Frankfurt, while about 0.6 percent, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng is set to shut down soon as it is up 1.5 percent.
Tariff concerns, the latter was hard-hit at the beginning of the mind, so stays eight percent a week and 11 percent in a month.
This morning at the Euro Stoxx 50, the largest riser Dutch chipmaker is ASML, which is showing a 2.7per percentage change in green as we weekend.
Barney davis11 April 2025 08:33
Tariffs visit China to visit China in the midst of tariff chaos
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is visiting China on Friday, as his government wants to promote investment among Asian Vishal amidst global economic uncertainty due to a chaotic American tariff policy.
Mr. Sanchez met Chinese President Xi Jinping and also expected to meet with business leaders of several Chinese companies, many of which produce electric batteries or renewable energy technologies.
“A business war is not in favor of anyone. We will all lose,” Mr. Sanchez said after a meeting with Vietnamese leaders in Hanoi before his visit.
Spain’s government spokesperson Pillar Elegia said earlier this week that Mr. Sanchez’s visit “has special significance” and “to diversify the markets” – Spain can see 80% of its exports to the US affected by the tariff of Spain Trump.

Barney davis11 April 2025 08:30
FTSE 100 has started firmly in green
FTSE 100 has started 0.76 percent in initial trading, reducing any concern that it will follow S&P 500 in red in red.
The US-based cell-off gave the donkey a reminder that not all are fixed in terms of tariffs and global trade, but this is a quite calm picture in the London Stock Exchange to date with just nine companies in the negative sector.
The mining is a strong initial area with each of the Glencore, Endeavor and Fresnillo, showing the profit of more than two percent – later almost double that number – and financially also strengthen all over the board.
Carl match11 April 2025 08:28
Promotion of Rachel Reves increased by 0.5% in UK economy in February
The February boost took place for about several months of flatlining, but Donald Trump came before the market exposed the instability – and then delay – tariffs on nations around the world.
Barney davis11 April 2025 08:14
China urged the European Union to join the army in opposing Trump’s ‘unilateral bullying’.
The state media on Friday urged the US to join Beijing to oppose “unilateral bullying”, the state media, referring to the tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump, opposed the “unilateral bullying” on trade from the US.
A day after Shree Xi appealed to Europe, a day after Australia refused to “join hands” amidst increasing global trade tension.
Marosha Muzaffar11 April 2025 08:04
French President says ‘delicate’ break in Tariff
French President Emmanuel Macron has described the suspension of Donald Trump’s tariff only as a “delicate stay”.
In a post on X, Mr. Macron wrote: “For 90 days, a partial suspension of American tariffs sends a signal and leaves the door open for talks. But this break is a fragile one. Craft is delicate, because 25% tariffs on steel, aluminum and automobiles and 10% tariffs on all other products are still in place.”
He said: “This 90-day break means 90 days uncertainty for all our businesses, on both sides and beyond.”
Mr. Macron said that France and the European Union would “be strong” and maintain a joint front in talks with the aim of removing tariffs.
Marosha Muzaffar11 April 2025 07:41
The real reason Trump had no option but to return to the tariff
Tariffgate may be on break for now, but still uncertain whether it is in 90 days or soon, with whom they have signed the deal so far.
There are three reasons outside the stock market here that Donald Trump eventually had to withdraw – two of them applied the pressure – but the third, once again, was. Real Decision to play factor in playing.
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Marosha Muzaffar11 April 2025 07:30
Has your pension price dropped due to Trump’s tariff? Why don’t you worry here
If you have avoided the news in the stock markets around last week and then grows like Phoenix, then you have done well.
However, those who have invested in ISA or other share -dealing accounts may have seen a significant decline even a few weeks ago – and go to those who do not actively invest themselves, but are looking anxious on their pension.
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Marosha Muzaffar11 April 2025 07:15