The Bucharest Stock Exchange has closed the meeting on red as a result of the customs tariffs imposed by Donald Trump
The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) closed the Red Friday meeting, with decreases of over 2% on all indications and the total value of the transactions exceeded 146.42 million lei (29.41 million euros), against the background of a new offer of government securities.
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Banca Transilvania's shares were the most liquid, generating exchanges of 57.29 million lei on the regulated market, followed by OMV Petrom – 12.44 million lei and BRD – Groupe Societe Generale – 9.73 million lei, writes Agerpres.
The main index of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, BET, which includes the most traded 20 companies listed on the regulated market, has been depreciated by 2.57%, up to 16,884.29 points.
The BET-PLUS index, which shows the evolution of the most liquid 43 shares, has decreased by 2.53%, the Blue-Chip index BET-XT, of the most liquid 25 titles, was depreciated by 2.50%, and the SIFs, BET-FI, closed a minus by 2.28%.
The BET-BK index, the investment funds port of investment, registered a 3.35%decline, while BET-GN, which measures the evolution of the ten energy and utility companies, closed the minus by 2.29%.
The BET Aero index, which includes 20 representative companies on the AER market, has been depreciated by 3.07%.
The best developments were recorded by UAMT (+14.16%), ComeLF (+8.14%) and Prefab (+5.63%).
On the other hand, the most important decreases were recorded by Promateris (-11.54%), Electrical Energy Society (-11.11%) and Napoca Construction Society (-9.74%).
Like the Bucharest Stock Exchange, European stock market markets collapsed on Thursday morning, April 3, after President Donald Trump imposed customs duties on countries around the world. Even the actions on Wall Street collapsed after the announcement of the US President.
This measure escalated the global commercial war and increased fears about slowing down the economy.
The last time the BVB opened the red was after the candidacy of Călin Georgescu in the presidential elections in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was rejected by the Central Electoral Bureau (BEC).
