European shares are damaged after the ECB has simplified the borrowing rate as expected

European stocks on Thursday damaged them after the European Central Bank relaxed the borrowing rate, when investors said in the U.S. President Donald Trump analyzed corporate earnings to consider the results of irregular trade plans.

The ECB reduced interest rates for the seventh time in a year, with tariffs, which due to the weight of consumption and investment on curb trade and uncertainty, the deposit rate reaches 2.25% to increase confidence in an already struggling economy.

“This may appear in the great uncertainty about the future global trade relations,” said Natasha, a global market analyst at JP Morgan Asset Management.

The Pan-European StokesX 600 index fell 0.3% according to 1229 GMT, but this week has been on track for 4% CLIMB.

Other regional indexes – Germany, France, Spain and the UK also declined between 0.2% and 0.8%.

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      The Birkin Bag maker dropped 2.9% in France’s Hermes after posting a rare quarterly sale, which joined rival LVMH, which also reported sales below expectations earlier this week.

      Analysts have considered their forecast for European corporate profitability as the tight-for-tate tariff originating by Trump’s multi-front trade war has reduced the view of global growth, stimulating market volatility, reminiscent of the early days of Kovid-19.

      The European benchmark index is down 10% of its March record.

      Investors will be dismissed by ECB President Christine Legard’s comments at 1245 GMT press conference for indications at futures rate cuts.

      US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell admitted that the country’s economic growth seemed to be slow, but added that the Fed would wait for more data before changing interest rates, causing Wall Street to be sold on celloffs.

      Investors also removed big bats in a four -day long week due to Good Friday and Easter Monday.

      Defense stocks, which increased the possibility of high defense costs earlier this year and include the best European artists this year, do the most damage for the day, 1.7%shading.

      Siemens Energy rose 12.8% after the German Energy Zoo group increased its view for the current financial year and posted its best profit after the former parent Siemens was released from AG.

      The French in-Vitro Diagnostics Company said currency exchange would have an impact on 2025 core earnings previously predicted. (Reported by Sukriti Gupta and Medha Singh in Bengaluru; Srigank Dhaniwala, Varun HK.

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