20181205-Trump's handshake deal with China


Trump had a handshake deal with China

On Sunday, Trump tweeted: “China has agreed to reduce and remove tariffs on cars coming into China from the U.S. Currently the tariff is 40%.”  The tariff deal in G20 held in Argentina is conditional on the two countries resolving key issues within 90 days.

But with the midterms now behind him, Trump is turning his sights to his own re-election in 2020. A divided Congress will make it harder for him to pass any kind of economic stimulus, which could hinder his chances to win the White House again.
 So the easiest (and maybe only) way for Trump to stimulate the economy between now and then is through bilateral trade deals.
To see what’s going to happen next, we should look at how the market reacts during the rest of the week to Trump’s announcement of a China trade deal.
If investors resume buying shares, that could signal the current market correction is over. But if investors sell further and drive the price back below the market’s 200-day moving average, it’s a signal that we’re still in correction mode.

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