Markets hope Ukraine war could end. Experts say there’s no ‘quick fix’

The global markets were in Tenterhooks on Monday because they accelerated to end the war in Ukraine, and their European leaders were going to Washington to meet with US President Donald Trump to end the war in Ukraine.

The European markets were later traded in front of the summit at the White House today, while Trump’s high -profile meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday was lower. Meanwhile, Asia-Pacific Indexes were higher in the expectation of negotiations overnight.

Traders will hope that the end of the Russian-Ukraine War, which began in 2022 and surrounded the global economy, disrupts trade and supply chains and creates geopolitical options among the major economies in the West and east, may be closer to other times.

But those who know, Russia, Ukraine, Europe and the US stakeholders are just the beginning of a long and thorny way for a cease -fire – it is only the beginning of the beginning – Trump’s Friday, Putin -free talks – as a way of proved peace.

This says Trump’s love for a well -documented rapid agreement will be a exact contrary and there should be a call for a wake up for global market optimism.

“It takes a long time to achieve peace agreements,” CNBC said on Monday, James Bindengel, the German Marshall Fund and the former US Ambassador to the USA, said, “It takes a long time to achieve peace agreements.” He said.

“And what Putin says is that he wants peace talks to continue the war, knowing that he will not come to a peace agreement for a long time. This is unacceptable.”

“You cannot negotiate a peace agreement for five years, ten years and let the Russians continue their wars against the Ukrainians.”

Zelenskyy is likely to be under pressure to enter an agreement. In an article on real Social, Trump said that the President of the Ukraine could “end the war with Russia if he wants to end or continue to fight.”

The meeting followed the summit of Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin last Friday, but the talks ended without a ceasefire. He said he would accept one to Putin Trump since then, If the East Donbas region of Ukraine was given to Russia.

Considering that Putin has already rejected a cease -fire offer that can form the basis of peace negotiations, Ukraine’s view is not optimistic. “A Ukrainian deputy said on Monday,” a great peace agreement is much more difficult to obtain, “he said.

CNBC’s “Europe Early Edition”, “With these great details, it will take a difficult question and a lot of time.” He said.

European Defense stocks focused on Monday, and merchants betrayed a positive perspective for the sector, regardless of the results of the negotiations in which European leaders promised to increase defense expenditures.

On Monday, Germany Rheinmetall increased by 2.8%, while Hensoldt and color were 4% higher, respectively. The Italian company Leonardo increased by 2.1% in early agreements, while the UAE Systems listed in London was 2.3% higher and Babcock was traded by 3.4% higher.