Global Stocks Slip Ahead of ECB Update

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Global stocks edged lower as markets awaited news on the U.S.-China trade talks and the European Central Bank’s policy statement

Global stocks edged lower Thursday as markets awaited news on the U.S.-China trade talks and the European Central Bank’s policy statement.

The Stoxx Europe 600 fell 0.4% in morning trading, putting it on course for a second consecutive day of losses after snapping a four-session winning streak Wednesday. Sectors exposed to trade, including basic-resources and autos, led losses as U.S. and Chinese negotiators continued work on a trade deal.

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Seriously? Now our market is strattling the tired headline of trade wars and now looking at the EU policy statement as a driver? Come on WSJ, this is garbage.

What no MAGA? Did your rich people stocks get hurt? Didn't your tax breaks cover it?

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