
US Stocks Slip on Soft Inflation, China-U.S. Trade Talks
US stocks dipped as softer-than-expected inflation data and tentative China-U.S. trade talks in London left investors cautious.
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US stocks dipped as softer-than-expected inflation data and tentative China-U.S. trade talks in London left investors cautious.
China and the U.S. concluded their first economic and trade consultations in London, seeking to boost global growth and market confidence amid mixed forecasts and policy shifts.
First institutionalized China-U.S. trade talks in London open a new channel for equal, mutually beneficial cooperation.
In London, China and the U.S. signaled strategic maturity in economic and trade talks, emphasizing cooperation to stabilize global markets.
After two days of London talks, China and the U.S. set a trade framework, but past U.S. reversals raise questions on real follow-through.
Latin America greets renewed China-US trade talks with cautious optimism, eyeing eased tariffs, stabilized supply chains and a potential blueprint to calm global markets.
London talks set the stage for a China-U.S. framework to implement Geneva and June deals, shifting from tariffs to export controls and rare earth access in a bid to stabilize relations.
US stocks rose as optimism over US–Chinese mainland trade talks boosted markets, led by energy, tech gains and Tesla’s 5.7% surge.
Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang said the China-U.S. trade talks in London were professional, reasonable, substantive and candid, marking a positive step for global economic dialogue.
Chinese mainland commerce minister Wang Wentao and UK’s Jonathan Reynolds met in London to deepen China-UK economic and trade cooperation, aiming to turn top-level consensus into real-world projects.