The Guardian -
16 Jan 2020 21:45

After much fanfare, markets took the ho-hum view that any kind of agreement is better than nothing Nobody doubts the ability of the great US-China trade war to generate headlines, move markets and dominate investors' mood. After an enormous fanfare, though, the "phase one" trade deal landed limply. There wasn't much there. There was, it should be said, a showy number: a requirement on China to boost its purchases of US goods and agricultural products by $200bn (£153bn) compared to 2017 levels. ...
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