Trump open to a deal with China to end trade war

Pretty much everyone agrees the trade war caused a lot of pain. For the deal to have any real gain, China must hold to its promises to open its markets and stop stealing intellectual property......»»

Wall Street edged higher on Tuesday, recovering from a dip at the open, as President Donald Trump disclosed the date and location for the signing of the much-awaited initial U.S.-China trade deal......»»

U.S. stocks were set to drop at the open on Tuesday after comments from President Donald Trump sparked fears of a delay in resolving a bruising tariff dispute with China until after the presidential election in November 2020......»»

Wall Street was set to open higher on Friday as latest comments from China and U.S. President Donald Trump lifted hopes of a trade deal after conflicting headlines this week knocked stock indexes off record highs......»»

U.S. President Donald Trump sounded an optimistic note on Friday as high-level trade talks with China entered a second day, while Beijing indicated it was open to a "partial" deal that would avoid a planned hike in tariffs on its goods this month......»»

China is still open to reaching a partial trade deal with the U.S., an official with direct knowledge of the talks said, signaling that Beijing is focused on limiting the damage to the world’s second-largest economy......»»

China is still open to reaching a partial trade deal with the U.S., an official with direct knowledge of the talks said, signaling that Beijing is focused on limiting the damage to the world’s second-largest economy......»»

Stocks Sink As Trade Tensions Trump Fed's Open-Mouth (And Market) Operations President Trump started the week with a well-timed "sooner than you think" comment on the proximity of a China trade deal, then continued to lambast China i.....»»

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Stocks were little changed at Tuesday’s open as the corporate earnings season kicked into full gear with companies like Goldman Sachs and Johnson & Johnson releasing their quarterly results......»»

Stocks were little changed at Tuesday’s open as the corporate earnings season kicked into full gear with companies like Goldman Sachs and Johnson & Johnson releasing their quarterly results......»»

U.S. President Donald Trump declined to set a deadline on Wednesday for levying tariffs on another $325 billion of Chinese goods and called the relationship with Beijing good but "testy" after China walked back commitments for a trade deal......»»

Wall Street was set for a subdued open on Tuesday after an extended weekend, as investors remained on edge after President Donald Trump signaled that the United States and China were far from a trade deal......»»

Treasury prices fall Tuesday, pushing yields slightly higher, as nervous investors take comfort in remarks from President Donald Trump who suggests the door remains open on a potential U.S.-China trade deal......»»

Treasury yields rise slightly on Tuesday as nervous investors receive some relief from remarks by President Donald Trump who suggested the door remained open on a potential U.S.-China trade deal......»»

Treasury yields rise slightly on Tuesday as nervous investors receive some relief from remarks by President Donald Trump who suggested the door remained open on a potential U.S.-China trade deal......»»

Wall Street is set to open lower on Friday as President Donald Trump said there's "absolutely no need to rush" on a trade agreement with China and tariffs will make the United States "much stronger.".....»»

Wall Street is set to open lower on Friday as President Donald Trump said there's "absolutely no need to rush" on a trade agreement with China and tariffs will make the United States "much stronger.".....»»

Stocks tried to rebound from a deep sell-off after President Donald Trump said in a tweet that China is coming this week to make a deal, comments later affirmed by White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders......»»

As President Donald Trump weighs new auto tariffs and pursues a trade deal with China, some see a pattern emerging in the White House’s efforts: Open aggressively, then settle for incremental concessions......»»