Bitcoin and US stocks mixed, dollar steady as tariff talks with EU stall

American actions fogged while features continued to weigh on the market. The United States has made little progress in pricing negotiations.

The fears about the prices still weigh on the market, which experienced a correction after a slight leap in today’s trade. Shares were negotiated laterally, volatility is considerably lower than that of The ups and downs of last week.

On April 15, the S&P 500 increased by 0.04% or 2.20 points of the opening of the market, reaching 5,408.17. The Dow Jones fell by 16.43 points or 0.04%, negotiating at 40,508, while the Nasdaq, heavy of technology, fell 0.06% or 10.76 points, negotiating at 16,822.73.

At the same time, Bitcoin was in place, volatility considerably exceeding actions. Tuesday April 15, Bitcoin (BTC) reached a daily top of $ 86,429 before consolidating $ 84,949, recording a daily increase of 0.47%.

The American trade war still weighs on the markets

Although the 90 -day pricing break has relieved the much necessary markets, there are still current concerns over the duration of the duration. Negotiations with the main business partners take place slowly, which means that historical rate rates can return.

On the one hand, Bloomberg reports that the EU provides 25% prices on all exports stay in placeAs negotiations with the United States has stalled. The EU proposed a “zero” agreement for all industrial exports, but the United States has rejected the offer.

The Trump administration believes that most foreign jurisdictions, including the EU, use non -tariff obstacles to discourage exports. However, this considerably complicates negotiations for all parties.

Theoretically, industry subsidies, consumer protection standards, food security laws and even VAT taxes are on the negotiation table. For this reason, it is not clear if the United States can obtain these transactions by the deadline for 90 days.

Discussions with China are also at a dead end, with a certain relief from the Trump’s decision of Exempted smartphones From 145% prices on Chinese products. These smartphones, which Chinese companies do for companies like Apple, would be subject to a different rate.

(BTC)