Global stocks were raised by the United States, which is known for Trump’s technical tariff

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Global stock markets have recovered on Monday, despite the US warnings that the tariff tariffs related to some consumer electronics will be temporary, as investors hope that American technology and consumers will outperform the worst Donald Trump’s war.

American futures and European papers rose, while Asian markets advanced after the White House gave smartphones, laptops and other devices from the so -called mutual tariffs in Trump, including the imposition of 145 percent on imports from China.

Publishing operations have been considered a boost for Apple groups and other technology groups that depend greatly on Chinese factories for making iPhone and other commodities.

Trump and other American officials reduced the idea of ​​retreat, and said that the sectoral definitions of the electronics will remain in effect as part of the governmental investigation into the semiconductors, which faces a separate round of definitions.

The US President wrote on the social truth platform: “No one comes out of the” hook “for the unique trade balances, and the non -critical tariff barriers, which were used by other countries against us, especially China, which dealt us so much worse!”

In the comments later to reporters at Air Force One, Trump said that his administration would show “flexibility” for some products and indicate the market that it will speak to the main companies to discuss the definitions.

When asked about the average semiconductor tariff, Trump told reporters that he will be announced next week. “

“It is clear that American assets are still valid,” said Metol Kochs, head of the kidney strategy in the emerging markets in Barclays.

“The markets take any sign of the relief that they can,” he said.

The markets in Asia, led by the Hang Kong Index in Hong Kong, were raised by 2.1 percent, the Japanese Nikki 225 index increased by 1.2 percent and the covenant increased by 0.9 percent.

The future contracts for the S&P 500 increased by 1.3 percent, while that of NASDAQ increased by 1.6 percent in the European morning. In Europe, FTSE 100 increased by 1.4 percent, while Stoxx Europe increased by 1.6 percent in early trading.

After reaching the lowest level of three years on Friday, the US dollar fell by 0.9 percent on Monday against a basket of commercial partner currencies, as investors continued to increase their exposure to their assets in the United States.

The US Treasury’s return has decreased for 10 years, a decisive criterion for expectations about the growth of the United States in the future, 0.03 percentage points to 4.46 percent-is still much higher than the return 4.17 percent before “Tahrir Day” in Trump on April 2.

The Chinese CSI 300 increased by 0.5 percent, as official data showed exports from the second largest economy in the world that jumped last month amid a rush to send shipments before the definitions entered.

Exports increased by 12.4 percent in US dollars in March in the previous year.

Imports fell 4.3 percent, which is less severe 8.4 per cent decreased from January to February.