The Helsinki stock exchange opened again with a clear decline

Helsinki the stock market closed on Tuesday in a clear decline for the second day in a row. Courses across Europe are weighed by the President of the United States Donald Trump’s new ones, reduce investors’ willingness to take risks customs threats.

Helsinki’s general index OMXH closed down 1.3 percent at 12,432.01 points. The index plunged 1.5 percent on Monday, and the Stoxx 600 index, which broadly follows European shares, plunged 1.2 percent.

Shares of export companies on the Helsinki Stock Exchange continued to fall on Tuesday. Among forest companies, UPM’s share fell by 3.5 percent and Stora Enso’s R share by about 3 percent.

Elsewhere at the top of the list, for example, engine and power plant company Wärtsilä packed 1.8 percent, network equipment company Nokia 1.7 percent and engineering company Metso 1.4 percent.

Stateside The main stock indices of the New York stock exchanges also ended up well below the mark.

The S&P 500 index, which broadly tracks stocks, closed down 2 percent compared to Friday’s close. New York stock markets were closed on Monday for a national holiday.

The industrial index Dow Jones fell by 1.8 percent and the technology-oriented Nasdaq index by 2.4 percent.

All three indices fell during the trading day on Tuesday, the most since October.