US stocks rise after Trump's call to buy before China's talks

A wave of demand for risk ‘Wall Street’ was swept on Thursday, as the shares rose and the bonds decreased after Donald Trump announced a trade agreement with the UK, indicating that customs duties had diminished if China was doing good talks. The shares have also risen after the president has requested investors to buy shares now. For a market hoping to reduce the tension between the United States and its senior trading partners, it was sufficient to pay the S&P 500 index of about 1.5%. Almost all major shares have risen, powered by the profits of the most affected leaders. The shares of small businesses jumped along Bitcoin, which was more than $ 100,000. With the decline in demand for safe ports, treasury, gold and currencies lost as a safe haven. Trump has announced a trade framework with the UK and praised him as an ‘performance’ that will remove obstacles and expand the extent of US imports to markets. The president also expressed his conviction that the commercial negotiations that will be launched with China this week will make tangible progress, and expect Beijing to be ready to make concessions, and note that he may consider reducing the criminal duties they have imposed if it is a great momentum. The progress after an agreement between Washington and Beijing said Matt Mali of Miller Tobacco. The S&P 500 (S&P 500) index increased by 1.3%, the Nasdac index, 100%and the Dow Jones Industrial Index by 1.4%. The return on the Treasury effects for ten years is six basis points to 4.33%. The Bloomberg index of the dollar immediately rose by 0.5%. It is expected that Treasury Secretary Scott Bestent and US commercial representative Jameson Gharre will travel to Switzerland this week to hold trade negotiations with China, led by the deputy premier who will calm the economy of the two countries. This visit was announced in two statement on Tuesday by the Chinese and US governments. “This weekend between the United States and China is a diplomatic opportunity to break the stagnation more than an important moment,” said Fouad Razzaq Zada ​​of “City Endex” and “Forex.com”. He added: “We can see a long negotiation season, which can limit the chances of high dangerous assets.” Dan Evaskin, of “Pacific Investment Management”, believes that customs duties can lead to an “inflationary rakodi” scenario with high prices in a possible economic slowdown, according to the Financial Times. Over the past two months, Pimco has made slight increases in its investments in US government debt, focusing on the short -term merits.