Armed conflict is angry, but hopes for a trade war to thaw

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The European theater of World War II ended today 80 years ago, with armed conflict still erupting on the mainland, while another armed conflict is still igniting among the South Asian nuclear powers.

In honor of the victory of the European Victory (VE), the Bank of England delayed its policy announcement by two minutes to 1102 GMT. BOE is expected to continue its gradual decline at a slower rate than the US Federal Reserve, which faced concerns about inflation and recession yesterday.

Another world war between U.S. President Donald Trump and all U.S. trading partners, looks cool before the Icebreaker conversation this weekend between Washington and Beijing Trade TSARS. China Blue Chip and Hong Kong's Hanton rose 0.75% and 1.1% respectively, hoping negotiations will reduce retaliatory tariffs with the U.S. by more than 100%

At Trump's press conference, stock futures in the European and American markets shifted higher, and he would hold trade agreements with "large and respected countries." This is the first of many people! ”.

It will be the first of 200 trade deals Trump claims, but has remained mom so far. Last week, the president boasted about "potential deals" with South Korea, Japan and India.

But the New York Times said the "big" country is the UK, a possibility previously marked by analysts. UK stock futures and Sterling climbed in Asian trade.

North Korea once again blasted missiles into the ocean, and Pakistan vowed to retaliate against India's air strikes, which in itself was retaliation against last month's attack on Islamic militants. Asian stock markets weathered the drama, seeing anemia growth on Wall Street after the Fed.

But progress in gold and Bitcoin is steeper, indicating a resilient demand for defensive assets.

Major developments that may affect the market on Thursday:

- European Income: Siemens' Energy

- US income: Shopify, Conocophillips, Warner Bros Discovery

- German trade, industrial production (March)

- BOE policy decisions

- U.S. Weekly Unemployed Proposition

- US $25 billion auction of 30-year bonds

- Speech by Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem

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(Edited by Muralikumar Anantharaman)