Asian markets dive as Trump kicks off trade war
Asian stock markets have dived over fears of a global trade war as the United States prepares to impose trade tariffs. Indices retreated in Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea by about 2 percent as they opened on Monday, after US President Donald Trump confirmed he would impose sweeping tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico.
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Asked by the BBC, President Trump says the US will "definitely" hit the EU with tariffs, while something could be "worked out" with the UK.
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