According to Bloomberg, US futures fell along with European stocks, while growth of Asian indexes was very limited, as President Trump informed that tariffs on Chinese imports will be raised again. US bonds and dollar are stable.

Stocks in Japan gained, while shares in Hong Kong and China are stable.

Brent oil grew towards $61 per barrel.

Stoxx Europe 600 fell under pressure of raw materials producers. Europe’s bonds gained, while euro and British pounds fell. Bitcoin stabilized at $3700 after losing 14% on Monday.

Main moves on the market include the following:

Stoxx Europe 600 fell by 0,2%, while futures of S&P 500 index lost 0,1%. MSCI index for emerging markets grew by 0,1%.

Euro gained 0,1% to $1,1319. British pound lost 0,5% to $1,2765. Japanese yen is stable at 113,58 per dollar.

Yield of 10-year German and British bonds fell to 0,35% and 1,388% respectively. Yield of US Treasuries is 3,06%.

WTI oil gained 0,4% and is traded for $51,83 per barrel. LME oil lost 0,9% and costs $6130,50 per ton. Price of gold is $1224,50 per ounce. Bloomberg Commodity Index fell by 0,3%.