Deep Tide TechFlow News, November 6, according to Jin Shi reports, the word 'tariff' has not appeared in Trump's victory speech, but he promised during the campaign that tariffs would be an important part of his economic strategy towards allies and competitors. Analysts expressed views on the tension towards Europe. ING wrote: 'European politicians will wake up to face their fears. Trump's trade agenda for a 'fair competitive environment' will severely impact the open economies on the European continent.' The Kiel Institute for the World Economy wrote: 'Trump's economic policy measures may include protectionist tariffs and import restrictions, which will put further pressure on growth in Germany and Europe.' Deutsche Bank Research wrote: 'European stock futures are lower today, and European bond futures are much flatter than U.S. bonds. If the results continue in this direction, the likelihood that the European Central Bank will be forced to accelerate interest rate cuts will increase.'