U.S.-China trade talks
The Geneva talks began, ran for at least eight hours without an announced deal at that point, and were later described by Trump as having made significant progress.
May 10, 2025 · QQQ/SPY Market Review · 5 headlines
U.S. markets were closed Saturday. High-level U.S.-China economic and trade talks began in Geneva and continued for at least eight hours without an announced deal, before Trump said significant progress had been made. Separately, Federal Reserve officials signaled no urgency to cut rates and emphasized inflation expectations and trade-policy uncertainty.
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The Geneva talks began, ran for at least eight hours without an announced deal at that point, and were later described by Trump as having made significant progress.
More than half of Federal Reserve policymakers spoke after the latest rate decision, with none signaling an imminent cut and several emphasizing inflation expectations and trade-policy uncertainty.
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