The Dow Jones today is getting a lift from a new Brexit deal. It's still uncertain whether parliament will approve, but it's a positive day for the embattled prime minister.
The news in Europe offset statements by China this morning. Chinese officials have said that the U.S. must cancel new tariffs if it has any hope for reaching a trade deal.
The Dow Jones today is up after news that China is open to a "partial deal" with the U.S. on trade.
While details remain vague about China's trade attitude, this is a welcome shift as the two nations prepare for face-to-face meetings this week in Washington.
by Tom Gentile
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And look at how far it's come… You've got Disney theme parks on three continents, television shows, box office record-breaking movie franchises, licenses – you name it. The Fortune 500 company rakes in revenue north of $59 billion per year.
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The Dow Jones today will climb with continued optimism about a possible trade deal between the United States and China.
China recently decided not to retaliate on the latest round of tariffs from the Trump administration.
The Dow Jones today could rise 200 points after President Donald Trump's latest comment on U.S.-China trade: "They want to make a deal. That's a great thing."
This followed earlier comment from China Vice Premier Liu He, who said China was "willing to resolve the problems through negotiation and cooperation in a calm manner."
The Dow Jones today will try to recoup from its ugliest week of the year—selloffs were pushed by an inverted yield curve, a signal which has always preceded recession.
As investors look to step in and buy major U.S. companies on the cheap, the question remains, of course, whether the worst of the downturn is over.
The Dow Jones today will stay flat – after some correction from Monday’s big losses.
Although the People’s Bank of China set a midpoint for the Yuan, investors are still grappling with further trade war prospects.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will rebound today as investors recover from the worst daily performance of 2019.
The Dow lost over 700 points after China was slow to stabilize its currency.
Monday’s selloff was largely fueled by speculation that China could weaponize the Yuan in order to bolster its exports and strike back at the U.S. over its latest round of tariffs.
The trade war just got more intense.
The Dow Jones today is taking a plunge after President Donald Trump threatened 10% tariffs on another $300 billion of Chinese imports.
And here’s how China is responding…
The Dow Jones today will rise as markets fully anticipate the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates on Wednesday. However, several Fed members have openly questioned the logic of a rate cut of up to 50 basis points due to recent positive economic data. The U.S. has just seen a lowering unemployment rate, high GDP, and the 49-year low rate of Americans seeking unemployment benefits.
