Wall Street status quo despite US-China trade deal
Not much has changed in Wall Street despite a new trade deal between US and China. – EPA pic, December 14, 2019.
WALL Street was largely unmoved by the long-awaited US-China trade deal unveiled yesterday, which marked the end to the steady escalation in the dispute after nearly two years. Two major stock indices notched fresh records and all three banked gains for the week but trading activity overall was muted.
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