Investors’ appetite for new positions has been triggered internationally by the US and China announcement that they have agreed to a temporary “truce” of the trade war with the ultimate goal of achieving a balanced trade agreement.

The drastic reduction of the duties on either side decided by the two largest economies on the planet for 90 days in order to give their delegations to resolve their commercial differences was the reason for the markets to move higher.

The first markets in Asia made the start, with Europe’s stock markets taking the baton, while investors are also being promoted to significant profits on the opposite bank of the Atlantic.

In particular, in Europe, the pan -European index Stoxx 600 is reinforced by 0.87% to 542.64 points while the Euro Stoxx 50with Eurozone’s “heavy papers” notes 1.73%.

Significant profits are also made by the individual stock markets. In Frankfurt the index DAX adds 1.18%, to Paris the Cac 40 It records a rise of 1.28%, while in London the FTSE 100 It moves 0.44% higher.

The stock markets of the European region are also upward, with the index FTSE MIB In Milan to win 1.55% and the Ibex 35 in Marditi to rise by 0.72%.

The temporary reduction in high duties imposed US and China, as is natural, has given a strong boost to the shares of shipping companies such as the shipping giant AP Moeller-Maerskwhich ejects almost 12% higher on the Copenhagen dashboard.

Strong rise to the Athens Stock Exchange

The international positive climate is also evident in the Greek stock market where the General index It moves at 1,769.03 points recording 1.06% profits

The transaction value is EUR 28.79 million by 6.14 million pieces of shares that have changed hands.

High Capitalization ‘heavy’ FTSE records a 1.12% rise and index FTSEM of the medium capitalization of 0.94%. The banking Fse ha ha It records 2.10%profits.

Rally in Asia

Rally, shares on Asia-Pacific stock markets noted, with a “fuel” on the 90-day agreement to reduce duties that is considered an important step towards the decline of the US and China trade war.

Of the rise to the markets in the area led the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with the index Hanged To record almost 3%profits, climbing to the highest level since March 26, with the technological index that scored more than 5%.

Notable earnings of 1.16% also noted the index CSI 300 in mainland China while the index Szse component Senzen closed 1.72%.

The indicators in South Korea have also risen with his Kospi to write profits of 1.17% and the Kosdaqof low capitalization, to strengthen by 0.4%.

In Taiwan, the index Taiwan weighted reinforced by 1.81%, while in Japan, the index Nikkei 225 closed with a rise of 0.38% and the wider Topix Complete the meeting of 0.31% higher.

In Australia, the index S & P/ASX It was marginally reinforced by 0.3%.

Meanwhile, the decline of the crisis between India and Pakistan has led to a significant increase in the brokerage indicators of both countries. Specifically, in India, the Nifty 50 recorded 3.62% jump and BSE SENSEX won 3.60% as well, while in Pakistan the index KSE-100 It jumped 9.36% higher, at the highest level than April 23.

Strong profits show futures on Wall Street

The Washington-Pkinu temporary agreement has also made investors in the US market, as the pre-conference transactions on Wall Street show.

In particular, the futures of the industrial index Dow Jones reinforced by 2%, those of the wider S&P 500 They rise 2.7%while the futures of the techno Nasdaq They write profits of 3.77%.