American shares were seen on Monday, while investors launched the first day of negotiation after the 10% reference rates of US President Donald Trump on imports came into force.
After opening up strongly – the S&P 500 at a given time fell in the territory of the lower market, a drop of 20% compared to a recent peak – the markets were seized by volatility fueled by speculation on social networks that Trump was considering a 90 -day break on prices for all countries except China.
This rumor, which was briefly reported by CNBC, saw actions. The White House quickly denied that such a break was under study, returning the markets to the red.
