Trade war|On Friday, the Helsinki Stock Exchange was the gloomy day for years. More than 10 % of the value of some companies lost a day.
Helsinki On Friday, there was one of the darkest days on the stock market this decade. On Friday, 3.93 percent of Thursday’s decision readings slipped on Friday.
Earlier on Friday, the index was up to about 4.6 %. The decline is significant as the index fell by 2.5 per cent on Thursday and almost per cent on Wednesday.
Outokumpu and SSAB, Stora Enso, a forestry company, Konecranes, a forest company and Nordea, a fiscal group, were the most steeply steel manufacturers.
Outokumpu’s share plunged 9.28 per cent on Friday, SSAB 7.79 and Stora Enso 5.78 per cent.
For, for example, medium-sized companies, the value of the Aktia Bank’s share decreased by 15.09 and the Finnair share of the airline’s Finnair.
Invoice The background is the president of the United States Donald Trump Wednesday evening a trade war launched by Finnish time.
On Friday, China responded to Trump’s duties by placing 34 % newcomers on the United States. All goods imported from the United States to China will be set to 34 % duties, which will enter into force on 10 April.
Trump’s previously ordered duties apply to most of the world. The basic level of import duties is 10 %, but for example, for EU products, customs fees are 20 %.
Trump The commercial war has launched the Helsinki Stock Exchange with a hard hand. The stock exchange has fallen by several percent this week. This means that the rise of the Helsinki Stock Exchange in the early part of the year has already been completely eaten.
The single day of the Helsinki Stock Exchange this decade was experienced at the beginning of the corona pandemia on March 12. At that time, more than 10 % of the value of the shares lost a day. However, the shares recovered from the corona pit very quickly.