European and American shares followed today Asian stocks and fell among very weak hopes for improving trade relations between countries. As a result MSCI All Country World Index dropped by 0,3%.

Every sector of Stoxx Europe 600 Index, which lost 1%, is in red today. British FTSE declined by 0,8%. It seems that Dow and S&P 500 will open lower.

Stocks in Shanghai and Hong Kong showed the biggest slump, as President Trump's administration signaled that it is preparing new limits on Chinese investments.

Dollar is stable. US Treasuries rose and 10-year bonds yield is 2,88% today. German and Britich bonds gained as well with 10-year yields dropping to 0,32% and 1,291% correspondingly.

Euro gained 0,1% to $1,66, British pound fell by 0,1% to 1,3242. Turkish lira showed growth by 1,3% after Presidential elections in Turkey.

Brent oil slumped by 1% to $74,81 a barrel. LME copper gained 0,2% to $6801,50 per ton. Price of gold today is $1279,08 per ounce.