Wall Street surges to two-month high after US and China call off trade war
Briefly

The recent agreement between the United States and China to reduce tariffs for 90 days has significantly impacted financial markets. Wall Street surged to its highest levels since early March, reflecting a boost in investor optimism. The cessation of hostilities in their ongoing trade war contributed to a rally in the dollar, highlighting the agreement's positive reception amidst discussions of economic stability and growth prospects for both nations.
The agreement between the United States and China to cut tariffs for 90 days has led to Wall Street's highest level since early March, showcasing positive market sentiment.
As the world's two largest economies pause their trade war and agree to tariff reductions, the dollar experiences a notable surge, indicating increased investor confidence.
Read at Irish Independent
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