Stocks close little changed in volatile trading day as investors unsure of trade deal outcome

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Stocks closed little changed Wednesday following a deep sell-off earlier this week due to U.S.-China trade war fears. The Dow finished the day 5 points higher, while the S&P 500 was down 0.16%.

Stocks failed to rebound from a deep sell-off this week as investors remain on edge that the U.S and China would be unable to reach a trade agreement this week.

The 30-stock Dow jumped midday Wednesday after White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders affirmed President Donald Trump's tweet earlier that China is coming to Washington this week to strike a deal."I would still say this is very precarious, and you are still getting the U.S. spin on things," said Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex."I think tomorrow is a wildcard.

"It's another cliffhanger," said Larry Adam, chief investment officer at Raymond James, referring to Trump's tariff threat."There are so many levers that can be pulled here. I still think ultimately we do end up getting a deal because it's too important for both economies." If tariffs do go up to a full 25% on Chinese goods, it could start to impact U.S. companies' earnings growth and consumer confidence going forward, Raymond James' Adam said.

"An increase in the tariff rate probably wouldn't result in a complete breakdown in negotiations and as a result the S&P 500 should be able to hold at 2850 or above," said Adam Crisafulli, a J.P. Morgan managing director."There is still a huge swath of Chinese imports not subject to tariffs and this will form the basis of additional talks."

 

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