#TrumpTariffs The then president of the USA, Donald Trump, announced a new trade agreement with China. According to him, the USA will impose tariffs of up to 55%, while China will impose 10%.

Shortly after this news, data was released showing that monthly inflation in the USA slowed down, but annual inflation increased.

These measures had a certain impact on the market, causing gold to rise about 1%, with investors awaiting confirmation of the agreement from China.

Meanwhile, oil reached its highest value in two months, with optimism about a possible economic recovery.

Brent oil contracts rose by 1.4% and American oil contracts by 1.7%.

The American stock indices (Dow Jones and S&P 500) advanced with expectations of improved investor confidence, and the yields on US Treasury bonds fell slightly to 4.45%.