BANGKOK (AP) — Shares were mixed early Monday in Asia in the absence of fresh news on the tariffs standoff between the U.S. and China. Markets in the U.S. and Britain were closed for holidays. Japan’s …
Here we areAt lastThe long-awaited “price-in” where the stock market is waking up to the fact that we are in cold war status with China — no more “my great friend President Xi” and it is time to …
China is “committed” to forging a trade deal with America that will “serve the interests” of both countries, according to Beijing’s ambassador to the U.S. Ambassador Cui Tiankai made the remarks in a …
Should this situation escalate, however, don’t expect the market to remain so detached. Separating Volatility from Trend Intent for Euro, Pound, Aussie and Bitcoin As we reach stronger fundamental …
The merger still needs approval from the full FCC and the Justice Department. And on Wall Street, those U.S. actions against Huawei sent tech stocks and the broader market lower. The Dow Jones …
The latest exchange of tariff hikes between Washington and Beijing have driven Chinese banking and tech stocks lower. However, the turmoil has benefited the country’s agricultural sector which managed …
Friday morning was volatile for the stock market, which moved between negative and positive territory several times. The sentiment battle between strong U.S. economic prospects and the threat of a …
Trade tensions between the US and China continue to be the key driver for markets (more in selected news). On the data front, the main releases will be US retail sales for April and the US Empire …
As the US ramps up pressure on China to end the trade war, crude oil might actually end up being the common ground the two countries need to find a solution On Wednesday, US president Donald Trump …