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Business Telegraph > finance > Why the stock market’s first reaction to the Trump-Xi trade ‘cease-fire’ is bullish

Why the stock market’s first reaction to the Trump-Xi trade ‘cease-fire’ is bullish

December 3, 2018No comment

posted on Dec. 03, 2018 at 4:57 pm

Here's why a 90-day U.S.- China cease fire in the trade dispute is being greeted bullishly by markets — at least for now.

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