According to Bloomberg, European shares fell, while US equity futures will open slightly lower after President Trump resumed talks about future trade with partners. All-country World Index MSCI lost 0,2%.

Autoproducers were the largest losers within Stoxx Europe 600 Index after Trump doubted trade deal between the US and Europe and promised to get back to additional tariffs on Chinese goods next week. Index Stoxx Europe 600 lost 0,6%. S&P 500 dropped 0,1%.

Shares of emerging markets are falling for a second day. MSCI Index for Emerging Markets lost 0,5%. Japanese yen is growing, while euro and dollar are stable. Yen gained 0,2% to 110,79 per dollar. Turkish lira grew by 1,5% to 6,5582 per dollar.

WTI oil price dropped below $70 a barrel. Gold price grew to $1206,95. LME copper gained 0,1% to $6057 per ton. Bloomberg Commodity Index increased by 0,2%.