Chinese state-run newspaper the Global Times warned - or perhaps threatened - late Tuesday that failed trade negotiations would have dire consequences for global stocks. The threat of a market catastrophe has pigeonholed the US into striking a deal with Beijing, the report suggests although many are confident that the situation is flipped. "[Trump's] words further stoked the stock markets of the US, which reached the highest in two months and so increased pressure on the Trump...
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