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Devisen: Euro legt leicht zu FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Der Euro ist am Freitag im frühen Handel leicht gestiegen. Am Morgen kostete die Gemeinschaftswährung 1,1935 US-Dollar und damit etwas mehr als am späten Vorabend. Die Europäische Zentralbank (EZB) hatte den Referenzkurs am Donnerstagnachmittag auf 1,1936 Dollar festgesetzt. Zum Wochenausklang dürften Analysten und Anleger vor allem auf Preisdaten aus den USA achten. Es wird der Inflationsindex PCE erwartet, der von der US-Notenbank Fed als bevorzugtes Inflationsmaß verwendet wird. Der prominentere Indikator CPI war im Mai auf fünf ...

Part of the pain on them rather than pain on us. we're seeing production, investment, supply chain, sourcing move -- it's hemorrhaging from china. and the good news is, it's going into southeast asia and it's coming here. >> you and the administration keep on saying that the entire burden of these tariffs and this trade war is -- >> and that is absolutely true. >> a study from researchers at harvard, university of chicago, imf and federal reserve bank in boston in may found u.s. importers are shouldering 95% of the price change from the tariffs and china shouldering only 5%. >> that dog won't ...

For christine romans. the trade war with china, it's dragging on rattling the markets and rattling businesses, but the white house trade advisor insisting tariffs aren't hurting anyone in the u.s., they're hurting china. >> that dog won't hunt. let's do some math here, right? you put 10% tariffs -- >> are you saying their research is wrong. >> hang on. do some math with me. $200 billion we put on 10% tariff and china devalues their currency by 12%. are consumers bearing anything on that? no. we have seen absolutely no evidence in the price data. >> last week the white house announced it's de...

Billion -- >> are you saying their research is wrong? >> hang on. hang on. do some math with me. $200 billion and china devalues their currency. are consumers bearing anything on that? no. we have seen absolutely no evidence in the price data. >> no evidence he says. h'm. navarro says the president has the back of those farmers, but some of them don't see it that way. >> i go into the bank and i tell the farmer -- or the lender that i can't make my payment because we lost our market. banker's not going to tell me, you don't have to make your payment because you're a patriot. >> i sometimes sta...

Billion -- >> are you sharing the research is wrong? >> 200 bui$200 built built -- b on tariffs, are consumers bearing any of that? no. we've seen no evidence in the price data. it's not showing up in the consumer price index. >> if these tariffs are not hurting anyone in the united states -- frnlgtsdz they're n >> they're not hurting anyone here. >> when the president delayed these tariffs that were supposed to hit that would have hit on christmas, why did you call it a christmas present to the american people to delay those tariffs if that doesn't specifically suggest that the tariffs would ...