European stocks are expected to open mixed after touching three-week lows due to concerns about rates and growth. Accenture warns of weaker revenue growth and cost-cuts. President Trump announces new tariffs on various products. The U.S. plans to require chip companies to manufacture domestically. Russia halts fuel exports due to Ukrainian drone attacks. All eyes on U.S. PCE inflation report. Asian markets lower, with South Korea’s Kospi down 3%. Dollar holds gains, Treasury yields rise. Gold edges lower, oil ticks higher. U.S. stocks fall for third session. Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow all decline. European stocks close lower after new U.S. security investigations. Stoxx 600 falls 0.7%. German DAX, France’s CAC 40, and UK’s FTSE 100 all end down around 0.4%.

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