The scholarship markets fell as the American prices on April 2 implementation of April 2 approaches.
Reference actions in Asia have been shaken by the lack of progress in the tax stopping US President Donald Trump, which should come into force on US imports on Wednesday.
After delays, prices of 25% must be Perceived on all cars Entering the United States on what Trump called “Liberation Day”.
Trade barriers are expected to be announced on countries tried to give the United States a poor business of trade.
The concerns of the worsening of the trade war increase – the addition of taxes to all goods entering in the United States would force manufacturers to increase their prices to pay prices, increase the price of American consumers and make products less competitive.
In Japan, the Nikkei stock market index lost almost 4%at points before closing 3.86%, while the Korea Kingi index fell by 2.83%.
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European markets have followed suit with the FTSE 100 list of the United Kingdom of the most precious scholarships down 1%, falling to a hollow of more than two weeks.
The largest FTSE 250, which contains more companies based in the United Kingdom, has lost 1.55%, plunging at a level seen for the last time in almost a year.
Since the end of April of last year, the index has such a low.
The British government has tried to negotiate an exemption from the United States government to prevent British exports from being affected by prices but has So far, without success.
Germany Dax, CAC 40 of France and the Stoxx across Europe all lose more than 1%.
Gold has reached another record price because investors put money in investments perceived as safer than certain shares.
There has been little change in the pound because he stayed around the $ 1.29 mark, seen in the last 10 days. However, the book slipped against the euro, however, to € 1.195, after falling by € 1.20 on Friday.