US and Chinese officials are meeting in Washington on Thursday and Friday in an attempt to settle their ongoing trade war. Here's what's at stake.
"We were called and we're going to start very shortly to negotiate," Trump said. But China said the calls never happened.
Stock markets are mostly flat before the Fed meets. Traders may "need to buckle up tightly and prepare for a potentially wild ride," said an analyst.
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Asian and European equities and US futures rose after the US nixed plans to slap tariffs on Mexico and weak jobs data fueled hopes of rate cuts.
Asian and European stocks and US futures climbed on Wednesday after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell hinted a rate cut could be coming.
Further escalation in the trade war between Washington and Beijing would hammer away at growth at a time when the global economy is already set to slow.
Chinese telecoms company ZTE weathered a US trade blacklist similar to Huawei's.
Trump's tweet about "substantial progress" on trade talks sent Chinese stocks to their best one-day surge since July 2015.