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The market feels “a little angst” on US-China trade relations, although the modest drop suggests few fears that a preliminary US-China trade deal will fall…
London, United Kingdom -- Global stock markets mostly fell Monday as traders wondered when and how a US-China trade war will be resolved, prompting mild…
New York, United States (AFP) — Global stocks were mixed on Friday, with US indices pushing to fresh records as investors remained fairly upbeat on the…
TRADERS intently watching developments on whether China and the US can strike a trade deal. AFP
I think that there is enough uncertainty and we had enough comments from Fed governors today that suggested that they don’t want to wait until the last minute…
Tokyo’s Nikkei index slid after US stocks tumbled on weak manufacturing data. (AFP)
A monitor shows stocks decline on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on 1 October 2019. (AFP)
A pedestrian looks at an electric quotation board displaying the numbers on the Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange. (AFP)
New York, United States (AFP) — The British pound hit a seven-week high against the dollar Friday amid easing fears of a no-deal Brexit.
Tokyo stocks opened higher on Friday as investors cheered a massive stimulus programme from the European central bank that eased worries over the global…
Stocks floated higher on Thursday, lifted by positive sentiment surrounding the US-China trade war, while the pound steadied after a Brexit-fueled slump.…
China's new yuan-denominated loans stood at 3.23 trillion yuan ($477 billion) in January 2019, up 328.4 billion yuan year-on-year, central bank data showed…
the markets are optimistic the trade war will finally end. contributed photo
World stock markets faltered Monday as traders eyed looming trade wars and worried about EU rifts over migration.