Trump signed the Graham sanctions law, giving the White House new tariff powers over Russian energy buyers and raising market uncertainty.
Trump’s threat to halt EU trade over closer EU-Canada ties raises tariff risks for equities, bonds and global supply-chain investors.
Trump said the U.S. will remove a 10% tariff on Irish whiskey imports, a narrow trade move investors will track for implementation.
Canada is in talks to join the EU’s 90 billion euro Ukraine loan program as investors assess fiscal, defense and trade implications.
The US has imposed 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods, escalating trade tensions and impacting equities and bonds across sectors including automotive and agriculture.
The EU cuts duty-free steel import quotas by 47% and doubles tariffs on excess imports, affecting steel equities and market dynamics.
Hungary reinstates a ban on Ukrainian agricultural imports, affecting regional trade and agricultural markets, while reversing its exit from the International Criminal Court.