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Global stocks extend gains Tuesday as investors reacted to a notable move on tariffs from China even as they returned their attention to a surging U.S. dollar and sky-high oil prices by extending bets on faster inflation in the world's biggest economy.
U.S. stock futures point higher on Tuesday; China's Finance Ministry says it will slash import tariffs on automobiles; U.S. crude oil futures rise to the highest levels in more than three-and-a-half years.
So much of the anxiety that has pervaded the equity markets in 2018 could have been avoided if the President had simply said or done nothing about starting, or ending, or winning, or losing, global trade wars.
Stocks rise sharply on Monday as investors react to a thaw in the trade war rhetoric between the U.S. and China.
Global stocks rallied across the board Monday as investors cheered reports that talks between the U.S. and China appeared to have averted a damaging trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
Investors will try to contain their emotions ahead of a long holiday weekend. But, with the dollar and oil hovering around highs concerns on the direction of stocks will likely persist.
