US EditionStocks Rise on Wall Street as Trade Talks Press Ahead
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, JUL 9 – The Trump administration delayed the trade deal deadline to August 1 to ease market volatility amid slow negotiations, with Wall Street futures rising modestly, sources said.
- In premarket trading, Wall Street futures rose 0.3%, with Dow futures up 0.3%, after the trade deal deadline was extended to August 1, calming market concerns.
- The administration extended the trade deal window to August 1 after announcing only two agreements since April.
- Data confirms Dow futures rose 0.3%, the Dow gained 219 points , and the S&P and Nasdaq each climbed around 0.5%–0.7%.
- In the near term, volatility remains subdued ahead of Federal Reserve minutes due Wednesday and Delta earnings on Thursday.
- Beyond domestic trading, Asian markets showed mixed reactions as tariff threats persist ahead of the Aug. 1 deadline extension.
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