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European stocks rose as U.S.-China trade tensions eased after Trump reversed threats of 100% tariffs.
European stocks rose Monday as U.S.-China trade tensions eased after Donald Trump's shift from threatening 100% tariffs on Chinese goods to stating the U.S. wants to help China, reversing Friday’s sharp sell-off that erased $2 trillion in U.S. market value.
The FTSE 100 gained 0.3%, the FTSE 250 rose 0.7%, and Paris and Frankfurt indices advanced.
Trump’s comments, seen as strategic posturing, lifted investor sentiment despite ongoing U.S. government shutdowns and delayed economic data.
China reported strong September export growth and a large trade surplus, while gold hit a record $4,078 an ounce amid safe-haven demand.
Markets anticipate a near-certain Fed rate cut in October.
Las acciones europeas subieron a medida que las tensiones comerciales entre Estados Unidos y China disminuían después de que Trump revirtió las amenazas de aranceles del 100%.