Stocks are rallying on Thursday after both China and the US said that trade talks would resume in October. The talks are later than initially planned, but traders will still be breathing a sigh of relief after last weekend's hikes in tariffs, which sent markets plunging. Elsewhere, the pound held steady after a huge round of debates over Brexit on Wednesday evening that might lead to a possible election in the UK. View Markets Insider's homepage for more stories.
Stocks are rallying on Thursday after both China and the US said that trade talks would resume in October. The talks are later than initially planned, but traders will still be breathing a sigh of relief after last weekend's hikes in tariffs, which sent markets plunging. Elsewhere, the pound held steady after a huge round of debates over Brexit on Wednesday evening that might lead to a possible election in the UK. View Markets Insider's homepage for more stories.
These talks going to solve the 260T world debt? Or how about the 16T negative interest rates?
I suppose after a bunch of money is made from the price swing, they'll be put off again, which will allow more money to be made from the price change, and so on? Can it work like that?