US President Donald Trump announced a substantial phase one deal in October, but an agreement has yet to be signed with China as differences remain. Photo: AFP
Phase one trade deal could spur growth, benefit Asian financial markets in 2020, Credit Suisse says
- US-China trade deal would resolve ‘negative implications’ that have weighed on manufacturing, according to Credit Suisse’s John Woods
- Woods sees 2020 as a year of ‘resilience’ and constructive backdrop for Asian markets
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US President Donald Trump announced a substantial phase one deal in October, but an agreement has yet to be signed with China as differences remain. Photo: AFP
Geopolitical risks could make markets ‘choppy’ next year, although a full-blown global recession is unlikely, analysts say.
Asian markets likely to remain volatile in 2020 as US-China trade war continues to unnerve investors
- Geopolitical risks could make markets ‘choppy’ next year, although a full-blown global recession is unlikely, analysts say
- Investors should expect ‘modest’ returns in 2020, according to BlackRock
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Geopolitical risks could make markets ‘choppy’ next year, although a full-blown global recession is unlikely, analysts say.