Despite Donald Trump's recent threats to impose tariffs, Europe's main stock market indices have risen. Investors seem to be ignoring these statements, focusing on the possibility of a trade agreement between the European Union and the United States. Although divergences between member states persist, markets remain stable, anticipating compromises to avoid a direct trade confrontation.
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