Dow Collapses Despite Surprising U.S.-China Truce Breakthrough
China is committed to growing China-U.S. relations “with goodwill and sincerity” according to Chinese officials on Thursday.
July 9, 2020
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China is committed to growing China-U.S. relations “with goodwill and sincerity” according to Chinese officials on Thursday.
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China reported zero coronavirus deaths Tuesday, a fact that is bound to raise doubts over the accuracy of the statistics.
Chinese premier Xi Jinping visited Wuhan on Tuesday. It’s a symbolic move that tells the world China is close to declaring ‘victory’ on the coronavirus.
The Dow Jones hit another record on Friday as Xi Jinping praised Trump’s phase one deal. But geopolitical tensions lurk behind the scenes.
Trade tensions between the U.S. and China are likely to only be completely resolved after Trump exits the political scene – in 2024.
The Dow Jone snapped a three-day losing streak as investors gorged on bittersweet trade war boasts from Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) futures fell 50 points ahead of the bell on Thursday. Significant roadblocks between the US and China have dampened prospects
The Dow slithered toward a second straight gain on Tuesday as Wall Street gambled on an economic rebound – and ignored an ominous warning from
By CCN.com: The Dow sped toward substantial gains on Friday, as Wall Street prepared to exhale following a volatile – and brutal – week for
US stocks are set to open deep in the red on Monday, as Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) futures fell more than 300 points lower.
Dow Jones futures struggled for traction on Wednesday, pointing to a flat open on Wall Street. Traders are yet again weighing the impact of a
Dow Jones futures rocketed 250 points higher on Monday after Donald Trump’s whirlwind weekend of diplomacy. In a matter of days, he eased trade tensions
The US stock market roared back to life on Wednesday, and the Dow shot around 50 points higher as Wall Street prepared to close the
Dow Jones futures launched a triple-digit rally in early trading on Wednesday as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the China trade deal is 90 percent
The impending Donald Trump-Xi Jinping meeting in Japan promises to be the blockbuster event of the summer, at least so far as the stock market
By CCN.com: Dow Jones futures pushed higher in early trading Thursday, seemingly ignoring Donald Trump’s latest trade threat. According to Reuters, the president said he
By CCN.com: The Dow lurched back into decline on Wednesday after Chinese President Xi Jinping amped up the trade war rhetoric in an ominous speech
By CCN.com: The Dow Jones surged on Tuesday after the US government rolled back a handful of minor restrictions on Huawei. But traders are recklessly
A 2013 speech from Chinese president Xi Jinping has emerged in which he declared that “socialism will inevitably vanquish capitalism.” As China and the US
When U.S. President Donald Trump signed off on a ban on equipment from Chinese 5G infrastructure giant Huawei for government employees and contractors last year,
Following a period of economic turmoil caused by trade friction between the U.S. and China, Chinese markets are experiencing an extraordinary recovery driven by indications
On February 15, the Dow Jones surged by 1.74 percent, adding 443.86 points. Within less than 1 month, the Dow Jones has recovered from 24,065
Asian markets slumped hearing that U.S. President Donald Trump had quashed hopes that a meeting over tariffs with Chinese leader Xi Jinping would happen before
The United States and China are making progress in negotiations to end their ongoing trade war, but the world’s two largest economies won’t sign a
By CCN.com: Billionaire hedge funder George Soros has warned that the ‘cold war’ consuming the United States and China could get ugly. Speaking in Davos,
By CCN.com: U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross quelled expectations of an imminent free-trade agreement with China Thursday after he said Washington and Beijing remain “miles
China has extended the olive branch back to the United States by offering a path to eliminate Washington’s burgeoning trade deficit with the country, Bloomberg
A widening federal probe of China’s Huawei Technologies Co. could spark renewed tensions between Washington and Beijing at a critical juncture in their negotiations to
U.S. stocks pared losses Monday morning after President Donald Trump predicted the United States would soon reach a comprehensive trade deal with China. Stocks Bounce
Stock indices including the Dow traded higher after Wednesday’s open and were on track for their fourth consecutive daily advance, as sentiment around U.S.-China trade
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