Stocks fall after Trump sets tariff sights on Canada

US President Donald Trump has fell to Global stocks, leaving Europe on the ignition line by accelerating the tariff war against Canada, and Bitcoin reached a new record level, while a modest investor was pushed into the safe plains such as gold.

Trump, Thursday, late on Thursday, a 35 percent tariff rate of all imports from Canada will be applied as of August 1, the Canadian dollar fell after publishing a letter fell and the European Union will receive a letter until Friday, he added.

The US President, which has a wave of global tariffs, and policy -making, burned a tariff rate of 15 or 20 percent in other countries with a step higher than the existing 10 percent base line rate.

This week, Brazil, a surplus of trade with the United States, surprised 50 percent tasks and shot copper, drugs and semiconductor chips.

In addition to volatility pockets in target currencies, stocks or commodities, the markets offered very little in response to the attack and left the VIX volatility index at the lowest level since the end of February.

In Europe, Stoxx 600, which increased by 2.2 percent this week, fell 0.7 percent in the morning trade on Friday.

The S&P 500 and the futures in Nasdaq fell by 0.6 percent, and this week’s withdrawal from the open record levels that were open.

The city index strategist Fiona Cincotta said, “The market is slightly numb for these (tariff) announcements, and perhaps not until you see harsh data that shows an effect that we will begin to react to,” he said.

“Obviously, we get more information that brings a clarity with it. Since there is too much uncertainty, Trump has the idea that it could be open to negotiation, and that nothing still feels ‘last’.”

The dollar rose by 0.3 percent to Canadian dollars to $ C1.3695.

The euro, which has lost a value of about percent since July, was US $ 1,1683 with a decrease of 0.2 percent.

At the beginning of the week, Trump pushed back the tariff deadline between July 9 to 1 August to make many trading partners more time for negotiations, but expanded the trade war and set new rates for many countries including allied Japan and South Korea.

The Wall Street indices released record -closing on Thursday, while releasing a market valuation of AI Chip Maker Nvidia and a market valuation of $ 4 trillion ($ A6.1 trillion $).

Gold rose to a third day in a row, increased by 0.6 percent to ounce of $ 3,342 and earned for July.

Treasures received less safe support because the investor was concerned about the fragility of long -term US government financing.

Benchmark 10 -year returns rose to 4.38 percent of three basis points, and the rise behind the data on Thursday fell unexpectedly last week.

Typically, Yen, who acts as a safe shelter, is constantly weakening as hopes for a US-Japanese trade agreement decrease.

The dollar increased by 0.4 percent in 146.76 YEN on Friday and earned 1.6 percent weekly, the largest of 2025.

Bitcoin increased 3.8 percent to $ 117.880, the highest record.

Oil prices fell and the losses of the previous day reduced Brent crude oil to USD $ 68.88.