European markets were mixed following Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit bill being passed by UK MPs on FridayBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson and US President Donald Trump. Picture: REUTERS/KEVIN LAMARQUE
European markets were mixed following Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s withdrawal bill being passed by UK MPs on Friday. Investor uncertainty over a possible no-deal Brexit still lingers, with lawmakers set to debate the bill in January. finance ministry said on Mondaywill lower import tariffs on more than 850 products, ranging from frozen pork to some types of semi-conductors in 2020.
“US stocks remain close to record highs as trade tensions abated further after China cut tariffs on an array of goods from January 1 2020, another sign that the phase-one deal will get finalised in early January,” said Oanda senior market strategist Edward Moya. The Dow was last seen up 0.36% at 28,558.11 points, while in Europe, the FTSE 100 had gained 0.43% and and France’s CAC 40 0.15%, while Germany’s DAX 30 was down 0.2% .
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