Tech stocks in focus after Trump’s visa crackdown
While investors closely watched the visa pressure of US President Donald Trump, European stocks were determined for a mixed deficit on Monday.
England FTSE 100 The index was prepared to open approximately 5 points lower in 9.216, Germany DAX 6 points were seen in 23.633, while France Cac According to Ig, it will be 6 points higher in 7,866.
Trump Management on Friday signed A surprise order to increase the H-1B application fee to $ 100,000.
The declaration, which entered into force on Sunday, requires companies to pay new -digit fees to obtain the necessary visas for new employees entering the country.
The movement comes as a part of an effort designed to protect American business and makes more pressure on migration from the White House.
The sudden nature of the policy change tried to evaluate what many companies mean for recruitment plans. For example, large technology firms rely on H-1B visas as well as other countries, as well as personnel from India and China.
India has returned to a fee of $ 100,000 for applications for the H-1B visa program. promise “Measure” will have humanitarian consequences through deterioration caused by families. “
On the data front, a flash estimate for the euro zone consumer confidence will be around 15.00 in London.
Asia-Pacific stock exchanges, investors in China’s key loan rate was included in the decision. The Central Bank of China did not change the credit main rates (LP) for the fourth month in a row in accordance with a Reuters survey.
