CU.S. markets showed strength for a 3rd-straight session as U.S. and China trade talks resumed for a second day. Comments from both sides have expressed cautious optimism that a deal can be reached ahead of the March 1st deadline. Reports say both sides are making progress on narrowing the differences on trade issues, especially on purchases of U.S. goods and services and widening access to...
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Continue reading >>U.S. markets were rocky to start the New Year following disappointing economic news from around the globe. The opening pullback fueled continued fears of a global slowdown, but the losses were quickly recovered by midday with the major indexes finishing slightly higher for the session. The U.S. government shutdown shows no signs of slowing despite ongoing talks and could hamper corporate...
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. KARACHI: Stocks staged a remarkable rally on Monday, surging over 800 points in intra-day trading on back of assurances from Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi to help bring Pakistan out of financial crisis. The financial package worth $3 billion and discussions regarding an oil credit facility boosted investor confidence, who took to buying in droves. The renewed buying led the index to power past...
Continue reading >>U.S. markets were rocky to start the New Year following disappointing economic news from around the globe. The opening pullback fueled continued fears of a global slowdown, but the losses were quickly recovered by midday with the major indexes finishing slightly higher for the session. The U.S. government shutdown shows no signs of slowing despite ongoing talks and could hamper corporate...
Continue reading >>U.S. markets were rocky to start the New Year following disappointing economic news from around the globe. The opening pullback fueled continued fears of a global slowdown, but the losses were quickly recovered by midday with the major indexes finishing slightly higher for the session. The U.S. government shutdown shows no signs of slowing despite ongoing talks and could hamper corporate...
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