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Wall Street rises as China offers 'calm attitude' to trade war

But new pressure on Huawei keeps China in the corner.

Fri, 30 Aug 2019

Wall Street responded positively to hints that China may be running low on ammunition and won’t retaliate in the next round of the so-called US/China trade war.

US President Donald Trump said the two countries are set to have trade talks today “at a different level” before adding

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