Global shares trade are mixed, US futures gain as investors await next steps in Trump’s trade war
- Asian shares mostly rose, especially Japan's Nikkei 225, which gained 0.7% amid continued concerns over President Donald Trump's trade war with Japan.
- Honda Motor Co. Announced plans to move production of its five-door Civic hybrid electric vehicles to Indiana due to demand, leading to a 1.7% jump in its stock price.
- A Bank of America survey revealed expectations for recession are at the fourth-highest level in 20 years amid concerns over Trump's tariffs.
- European shares opened lower due to worries over Trump's trade policies.
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Asian shares mark moderate gains in the face of anxiety over Trump's trade war
Asian shares are mostly higher despite continued fretting over President Donald Trump’s trade war, with all eyes on the negotiations that just began between the administration and Japan.
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