US EditionWall Street Live: Stock Indices Rise as Investors Eye US-China Trade Talks
- Earlier this week, delegations from the United States and China convened in London to discuss ways to ease tensions in their ongoing trade dispute.
- These negotiations followed a preliminary agreement reached last month in Geneva and a recent phone call between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
- Investors reacted with modest gains in US stock indices, including a 0.26% rise in the S&P 500, while gold prices increased due to a weaker US dollar.
- Key data showed spot gold rising 0.3% to $3,320.15 an ounce and the 10-year Treasury yield falling slightly to 4.50%, while Warner Bros. Discovery shares jumped over 12% after announcing a corporate split.
- The trade talks and supportive economic indicators suggest cautious optimism for further easing in US-China relations, although major issues stayed unresolved for future discussions.
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Wall Street woke up this Tuesday with an optimistic, albeit cautious pace, while investors were waiting for fresh news about the progress of trade negotiations between the United States and China. The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened with a 51-point rise, equivalent to 0.1%. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite also started the day up, each advancing around 0.3%. China-US approach: key to Wall Street The talks between US and Chinese officials…
Wall Street futures subdued as US-China trade talks grab focus
(Reuters) -U.S. stock index futures were subdued on Tuesday as investors awaited the outcome of a second day of trade talks between the United States and China aimed at cooling a tariff dispute that has bruised global markets this year. Investors are hoping for an improvement in ties after the relief sparked by a preliminary deal agreed in Geneva last month gave way to fresh doubts when Washington accused Beijing of blocking exports that are cri…
This Monday, the main stock indexes on Wall Street closed the day in a positive way moderately dividing the news about the meeting being held between the United States and China to address tariff issues, as well as waiting for important macro data such as inflation in the US during the week.The Nasdaq closed upwards with 0.31 percent, at 19,591.24 points, while the S&P 500 rose 0.09 percent, at a level of 6,005.88 integers, while the Dow Jones f…
S&P 500 Gains as Lutnick Signals US-China Progress: Markets Wrap
Wall Street investors closely monitoring trade discussions between the US and China drove stocks higher as Commerce Secretary Howarnd Lutnick said negotiations went really, really well. Treasuries and the dollar saw small moves ahead of a key inflation report.
As long as no results of the trade talks between the US and China become known, investors do not venture out of the cover. Thus Wall Street holds up to the week open the recent surcharges or expands them quite easily. Among the winners are the chip values.
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