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Confidence returned to markets, when they opened Monday following the big sell-off Friday, triggered by the Israel/Iran attacks. The new front opened by Israel in the Middle East, was sudden, massive and not unexpected.
Read more →Markets tumbled, to close out what was set to be a promising to be a very strong week of gains, following Israeli attacks on Iran. Israel launched widespread attacks on Iranian military and nuclear facilities, which triggered a military response from Tehran.
Read more →Reservations remain over the latest rendition of the US/China Trade Agreement. Trump announced it was a ‘done deal’ and that China would pay tariffs of 55%, while the US would pay only 10%.
Read more →The US/China trade talks have come to an interim conclusion and Trump has issued a proclamation. He confirmed that an agreement has been reached, although leaders of China and the USA, must sign-off on the agreement.
Read more →Trade negotiations between China and the US, extended to the second day in London, leaving markets on tender-hooks. These are the most important trade negotiations and without a deal, global trade wars could easily reignite.
Read more →US/China trade talks recommenced in London overnight and markets await the outcome, with apprehension. Expectations are high for a recommitment, to the previously agreed interim trade deal, inked in Switzerland.
Read more →Markets rallied to close out a strong week of gains, following a stronger than expected Non-Farm Payroll number and a Trump announcement of China/US trade negotiations, in London the next week.
Read more →Trade wars were the market focus, once again overnight, as President Trump held an important phone conversation with Chinese President Xi.
Read more →The US/European trade negotiations appear to be moving in the right direction and calm has settled over the US/China disruptions, allowing markets to continue to progress. Equities rose and bond yields drifted lower, although emerging economic data was not all good news.
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