Trump's customs policy: billions of investments flock to Europe!

Trump's customs policy: billions of investments flock to Europe!

The current customs policy under Donald Trump ensures far -reaching changes in the financial markets, especially in Europe. While investors previously avoided the region due to high taxes, energy prices and bureaucratic hurdles, economic experts from OE24 a clear trend change. More and more investors are considering transferring their funds from the dollar into the euro and exchanging US shares for European stocks.

In particular, Deutsche Bank under CEO Christian Sewing deals with the question of whether increased investments in Europe should be made in the future. Possible billions of investments that could be initiated by this trend reversal are spoken of. This is a remarkable development, because in April there were 8.5 billion euros in European investors in European stock ETFs, while 2 billion euros were deducted from US ETFs WDR .

Influence of customs policy on investment strategies

The uncertainty that Trump's policy has bound to the financial markets has a lasting influence on the investment strategies. The stock indices such as the Stoxx Europe 600 and the DAX are currently performing better than their US counterparts such as S&P 500 and MSCI World. Another aspect is the observation of a transfer of capital from various US stock markets to Europe. However, the current market situation remains uncertain, which causes investors to see safe ports like gold.

Long -term investors should not be put off by the uncertainty. Financial experts recommend that you only deduct as much money from ETFs as you need for the next three years. Immediate sales pressure could endanger potential long -term profits. If you invest for at least ten years, you should actively get into the market, since the European market situation appears more stable ZDF .

market development and perspectives

The stabilization of the stock exchanges in the USA and Asia has also led to a slight upswing in European trade places. Despite renewed customs threats and the associated uncertainties, there are opportunities for Europe. In particular, it is expected that the German special fund for infrastructure and the relaxation of the debt brake could attract additional private capital to Europe.