Peter Andersen, chief investment officer at Massachusetts-based Andersen Capital, said that 'everyone wants to negotiate for their own good,' so that suggests there will be a positive outcome from the U.S.-China talks.
Investors should remain optimistic about the ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and China, according to an expert.
According to Andersen, the involved parties are"intelligent enough to realize that a mutually beneficial solution is the best way to go." In other words, current negotiations are not likely to result in damages to either side. Despite a cloud of uncertainty hanging heavily over current trade negotiations, the fact that the world's two largest economies have taken the step of engaging diplomatically shows that an ideal outcome is a possibility.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Senior China diplomat urges U.S. to meet China halfwayThe Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said on Fr...
Read more »
Analysis | The Cybersecurity 202: U.S. officials: It’s China hacking that keeps us up at nightRussia hacking has Washington spooked. But security officials say China is the biggest long term threat.
Read more »
Treasury yields fall amid US-China trade developmentsU.S. government debt prices rose Wednesday as traders monitored U.S.-China trade developments.
Read more »
Senior China diplomat says China-U.S. trade talks have made substantive progressThe Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said on Fr...
Read more »
Dow futures point to a lower open as investors monitor US-China trade developmentsU.S. stock index futures were lower Wednesday morning as market players remain focused on U.S.-China trade developments.
Read more »
Kudlow staying ‘bullish’ on U.S.-China trade dealWhite House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said he remains “bullish” on the prospect of a U.S.-China trade deal being finalized sometime in April
Read more »
Booming Global Travel And Tourism Is Driving Economies And Job Growth Despite U.S.-China Trade StrainsThe United States remains the largest travel and tourism market. Travel and tourism contributed $1.6 trillion to the nation’s GDP. That’s equal to 7.8 percent of the U.S. economy. The sector grew in this country last year by 2.2 percent.
Read more »
Exclusive: Saudi's Falih - U.S., China driving oil demand; no April OPEC policy changeSaudi oil minister Khalid al-Falih said on Sunday that China and the U.S. would ...
Read more »
China says working with U.S. day and night to get trade dealChina and the United States are still working day and night to achieve a trade d...
Read more »
U.S. envoy for religious freedom slams China during Hong Kong visitThe U.S. ambassador for religious freedom, Sam Brownback, on Friday called on Be...
Read more »