What's New on the Markets of March 27

Donald Trump continues to surprise both his voters and his foreign colleagues.

Economic News
27. 3. 2019

Donald Trump continues to surprise both his voters and his foreign colleagues. The Head of the White House tweeted that he intends to lift tough sanctions against North Korea, in order for some Chinese vessels to avoid falling under the sanctions, however, he was later dissuaded from this venture. After the earlier summit between Trump and Kim Jong-un, the president of South Korea continues to mediate in these negotiations and a new meeting between the two leaders is likely to take place soon, where the sanctions will be brought up again.

Jacob Rees-Mogg, chairman of the Brexit supporters group, is not pleased with Theresa May’s deal, but believes that this deal is better than staying in the EU, indicating that May might be on her way to find enough support for a third vote on her proposal.

Energy prices have risen again, but today we are awaiting the publication of data on crude oil reserves in the United States.

Marten Claes

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An Eventful Day in Europe

Today we have news from the UK and the eurozone.

Anna Sneider
27. 3. 2019

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More Chaos Surrounding Brexit

Parliament passed an amendment to vote on Brexit alternatives, in spite of the government's resistance.

Anna Sneider
26. 3. 2019

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What's new in the markets on March 26

At the parliamentary vote in the UK, it was decided that Teresa May would be removed from the Brexit

Marten Claes
26. 3. 2019