[Europe Open] Early Decline... Germany Down 1.44%
U.S. President Donald Trump declared that a 25% tariff would be imposed on all foreign cars imported into the United States, and on the 27th, major European stock markets all fell sharply at the start of trading.
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At around 5:20 PM Korean time that day, the UK FTSE index was moving at 8642.18, down 0.55%.
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Germany's DAX index recorded 22,509.95, down 1.44%. France's CAC index was trading at 7,936.52, down 1.17%.
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