Low futures in the United States. Oil on red marine tensions: market wrap

(Bloomberg) – US stock futures decreased after Treasury Secretary Scott Besent rejected the recent declines as healthy, which enhances the opinion that the Trump administration is unlikely to enhance the markets.

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S&P 500 and NASDAQ contracts decreased by 0.6 %. The Stoxx 600 has not changed in Europe. A scale of Asian stocks increased as the data showed the expansion of consumption in China.

Bessnt Meet Nbc’s Press Suny told that he is not concerned about American stocks in the United States, after about $ 5 trillion of S&P 500 has been eliminated and the index fell to correction. His comments are a blow to those who live in hopes that President Donald Trump seeks to expand the market impact on his policies.

“This statement has caused some warnings of the Wall Street who relied on Bessent to be the second” sound of the mind “of the Trump administration in economic policy, which reduced some of the most sincere instincts of the most honest trade and the dumping of fresh liquidity bones on financial markets whenever they show signs of oscillation,” said Benjamin Picon, a strategy in Rabobank.

The oil rose for the second day after the Supreme importer said China that it would require steps to revive consumption by enhancing entry, and the United States has ordered new attacks on the Houthis in Yemen. The dollar and the treasury were fixed.

Investors will convert their focus later this week into a set of central bank meetings, where Trump’s trade policy makers test the nerves of politicians. The Bank of Japan is expected to maintain its average fixed after the height of last month, and it is expected that the Bank of England will stand.

Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is facing the task of asserting investors that the economy remains equal and that policy makers are ready to enter with support if necessary. The US retail sales data due later on Monday may provide merchants with more evidence of interest rate expectations in the Federal Reserve.

“Trump and his administration expressed greater tolerance with the negative economic repercussions of the customs tariff more than we thought,” wrote Jonathan Milar and his colleagues at Barclays. For the Federal Reserve, “we expect the middle point to appear only one pieces this year and two next.”

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The main events this week:

• American retail sales, manufacture of an empire, Monday

• Canada CPI, Tuesday

• The American housing, the import price index, and industrial production begin on Tuesday

• Brazil price decision, Wednesday

• In the Koctinio region in the euro area, Wednesday

• Indonesia average decision, Wednesday

• Japan rate decision, industrial production, Wednesday

• US Federal Reserve Average, Wednesday

• Australia unemployment, Thursday

• China loan initial prices, Thursday

• South Africa average decision, Thursday

• Sweden average decision, Thursday

• Switzerland average decision, Thursday

• Taiwan, average decision, export orders, Thursday

• UK average decision, unemployment, unemployment, Thursday

• The demands of the unemployed in the United States, the current homes sales, Thursday

• The European Union leaders in Brussels to discuss defensive spending, Thursday

• European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde speaks on Thursday

• The Governor of Canada Bank Tif McLim speaks on Thursday

• Chile average decision, Friday

• Japanese consumer price index, Friday

• Malaysia CPI, Friday

• New York Reserve Chairman John Williams will speak on Friday