Most US stocks fell on Thursday, with small caps leading declines, as trade tensions continued to weigh on financial markets. The dollar jumped after the European Central Bank sounded a cautious note on growth.
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US Markets Rally on US-China Trade War Truce; Dollar Down, Yuan Up
The equities rally followed a US-China trade deal at the G20 summit in Argentina calling for a 90-day trade tariff truce. Oil prices jumped nearly 4%.
Wall St Jumps on Donald Trump’s ‘Great Deal’ with China Claim, Aussie Dollar lifts Above US71c
Reuters-polled economists are predicting the cost of living to rise by 0.4 per cent rise in the September quarter — which brings annual inflation to 1.9 per cent.
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U.S. Stocks Decline on Tech Woes, Treasuries Slide
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – U.S. Stocks Decline on Tech Woes, Treasuries Slide – The S&P 500 Index dropped the most in nearly two weeks as tech shares slumped after Taiwan Semiconductor’s disappointing forecast roiled chip-maker stocks. China’s request for concessions from Qualcomm Inc. to acquire NXP Semiconductors NV ratcheted up tensions over trade. Earnings misses from Procter & Gamble Co. and Philip Morris International Inc. weighed on consumer staples.
The Higher the Wall of Worry, The Faster the S&P 500 Climbs It
Gold Silver Reports – The Higher the Wall of Worry, The Faster the S&P 500 Climbs It — A constellation of risks that loomed on Monday, from trade tensions to the jobs report that wrecked equities last month, became reasons to buy by Friday afternoon. The S&P 500 Index ended up 3.5 percent on the week, volatility is rapidly abating and technology stocks are back at record highs.