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European Markets May Rise upon Putin and Merkel Meeting
The European stock markets may soar soon as the investors are waiting for some positive news after Germany's Angela Merkel meets the Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, the progress achieved on the trade issues between China and the US also holds out a hope of the global markets going up.
The Chinese government announced the new negotiations round will take place in late August. The parties previously tried to arrive to an agreement but have been yet unsuccessful. The investors hope now that this time the US and China will work something out.
Previously, China filed a legal action against the US to the WTO in order to make America lift the customs duties imposed on photocells and sun batteries manufactured in China.
The emerging markets fell considerably because of the situation in Turkey, but now they are recovering, too. Both the Turkish stock market and the lira dropped down drastically after the US imposed heavy customs duties on Turkish steel and aluminum. The Turkish government raised duties on various US goods in response.
The Turkish market, which has traditionally been a benchmark for other emerging markets, improved after Qatar announced it was ready to invest around $15B in Turkish economy. Besides, Germany is going to hold a meeting between the Turkish and German ministers of finance, where they are planning to discuss the economic issues of Turkey.
The European investors are meanwhile waiting for the meeting of Putin and Merkel, which is scheduled for Saturday.
Despite the overall positive atmosphere in the European stock markets, mining and oil production stocks are likely to remain under pressure, as the investors are wary of the possible US-China trade war consequences, that could include lower demand on metals and crude.
Iván Marchena, Libertex Analyst
The European stock markets may soar soon as the investors are waiting for some positive news after Germany's Angela Merkel meets the Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, the progress achieved on the trade issues between China and the US also holds out a hope of the global markets going up.
The Chinese government announced the new negotiations round will take place in late August. The parties previously tried to arrive to an agreement but have been yet unsuccessful. The investors hope now that this time the US and China will work something out.
Previously, China filed a legal action against the US to the WTO in order to make America lift the customs duties imposed on photocells and sun batteries manufactured in China.
The emerging markets fell considerably because of the situation in Turkey, but now they are recovering, too. Both the Turkish stock market and the lira dropped down drastically after the US imposed heavy customs duties on Turkish steel and aluminum. The Turkish government raised duties on various US goods in response.
The Turkish market, which has traditionally been a benchmark for other emerging markets, improved after Qatar announced it was ready to invest around $15B in Turkish economy. Besides, Germany is going to hold a meeting between the Turkish and German ministers of finance, where they are planning to discuss the economic issues of Turkey.
The European investors are meanwhile waiting for the meeting of Putin and Merkel, which is scheduled for Saturday.
Despite the overall positive atmosphere in the European stock markets, mining and oil production stocks are likely to remain under pressure, as the investors are wary of the possible US-China trade war consequences, that could include lower demand on metals and crude.
Iván Marchena, Libertex Analyst