Just one month after agreeing in principle on the so-called phase one of a trade deal, the world's two largest economiesThe U.S. is seeking stronger concessions from China on intellectual property protections and a cessation of forced technology transfer in exchange for rolling back tariffs on Chinese goods, CNBC's Kayla Tausche reported Wednesday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Asian stocks were mixed during Thursday afternoon trade as Chinese industrial production data missed expectations. Stateside, focus turned to the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, with the first televised hearing linking the U.S. leader directly to efforts to pressurize Ukraine into announcing an investigation into his domestic political rival.
Back in Europe, a poll by Savanta ComRes on Wednesday suggested that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's ruling Conservative party established a 10-point lead over the main opposition Labour party ahead of the U.K.'s December 12 election, after the Brexit Party stood down candidates in Conservative seats.
Traders will be watching German GDP for the third quarter, set for release at 7:00 a.m. London time, before French and Spanish inflation figures. respectively and U.K. retail sales at 10:00 a.m.
A possible 10% jump in S &P500 if US iron out the trade issues with China properly. And come out tops...
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