Donald Trump has sung the praises of the “deal” the US and China have struck, but nothing has been signed as of yet and the two countries remain far apart on crucial issues. Photo: AFP

Macroscope by Hannah Anderson

The pattern of US-China trade talks has been predictable, but markets’ reaction may not be

History seems to repeat itself, with a de-escalation before trade tensions inevitably flare up over unresolved issues. Investors, however, should avoid assuming that familiar government steps will lead to similar reactions in the market

Hannah Anderson

Published: 9:00pm, 18 Oct, 2019

Updated: 10:31pm, 18 Oct, 2019

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Donald Trump has sung the praises of the “deal” the US and China have struck, but nothing has been signed as of yet and the two countries remain far apart on crucial issues. Photo: AFP

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Hannah Anderson is a global market strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management. She is on the Global Market Insights Strategy team, based in Hong Kong. In this role, she is responsible for developing and communicating timely market and economic insights to retail and institutional clients across Asia Pacific, with a particular focus on China’s evolving financial system, global trade, and US-China relations.