China stocks surge more than 4 percent, extending Friday's rally - CNBC

Asian stocks clawed back losses on Friday as China's efforts to bolster investor confidence helped its share markets rally, although data showing the world's second-largest economy growing at the slowest pace since 2009 capped broader gains......»»

U.S. stocks treaded water on Monday as investors turned wary of the latest round of U.S.-China trade talks and a prolonged government shutdown, halting Wall Street's strong surge from Friday......»»

Treasury yields rose Friday, extending their weeklong climb, as the broad-based rally in global stocks held back appetite for haven assets like U.S. government paper......»»

CNBC's Jim Cramer said the late rally for stocks on Friday afternoon was "phony" and that investors and analysts are now backing away......»»

European stocks climbed on Friday, as investors brushed aside poor China growth data to focus on a potentially promising treatment for coronavirus from Gilead Sciences Inc. and pl.....»»

A mid-week rally in Asian share markets halted on Friday and oil prices steadied as the growing death toll and economic damage from a new virus spreading from China curbed further gains......»»

The FTSE 100 surged on Friday as fears over the coronavirus in China were eased by the World Health Organization......»»

CNBC's Jim Cramer warned investors not to chase stocks that are rising on momentum, said Tyson Foods is a big winner from U.S.-China trade deal and doubled down on Bed Bath & Beyond......»»

Stocks fluctuated Friday after China and the U.S. agreed to a phase-one trade deal as investors took some money off the table on back-to-back gains and a giant rally in the market this year......»»

Asian stock markets jumped Friday, reacting to U.S. market gains and general bullish sentiment as talk of a China-U.S. trade deal buoyed share prices......»»

The dollar rose and global equity markets soared on Friday after data showed U.S. job growth increased by the most in 10 months in November, putting to rest recession fears and briefly taking the spotlight off contentious U.S.-China trade talks......»»

The dollar rose and global equity markets rallied on Friday after data showed U.S. job growth increased by the most in 10 months in November, putting to rest fears of recession and briefly taking the spotlight off the U.S.-China trade talks......»»

Oil prices slumped and a gauge of global equity markets on Friday edged away from an all-time high it nearly breached earlier in the week as doubts simmered over the outlook for signing an initial deal to ease U.S.-China trade tensions......»»

Oil prices slumped and a gauge of global equity markets on Friday edged away from an all-time high it was near breaching earlier in the week as doubts simmered over the outlook for signing an initial deal to ease U.S.-China trade tensions......»»

World stocks rose Friday as upbeat comments by Chinese President Xi Jinping helped quell anxiety over the state of trade talks with the U.S......»»

The Dow Jones Industrial Average marks history on Friday by finishing at a round-number milestone at 28,000, but the blue-chip benchmark couldn’t have scaled the thousand-point hill without a rally in Apple and shares of Home Depot......»»

Crude prices rose and global equities markets rallied on Friday, with the major U.S. indexes setting record highs, on renewed optimism the United States and China are nearing a deal to de-escalate a 16-month trade war that has crimped global growth......»»

U.S. stocks crept higher on Friday to record closing highs despite worries over the progress of U.S.-China trade talks. Conway G. Gittens has the details......»»

Uncertainty about the fate of U.S./China trade talks nudged world stock markets off 21-month highs on Friday after what has proved to be stellar week for risk assets......»»

Shares of semiconductor companies are broadly higher Friday, led by the surge in Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s stock , amid upbeat industry data and a sharp rally in the broader stock market after a report of a U.S.-China trade t.....»»