This was particularly evident
when trade war fears picked up on Trump's announcement about imposing higher tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
Still, sentiment is decidedly more positive than it was only a few weeks ago,
when trade war fears were front and center.
Not exact matches
US stocks tumbled Wednesday as President Donald Trump escalated tensions with Russia through a series of tweets, rattling investor nerves at a time
when fears of a global
trade war were starting to ebb.
We view these comments as the true culprit in today's price action
when coupled with a reduction in
trade war fears.
The
fears of an impending
trade war have rocked markets since last month
when Trump announced 25 per cent tariffs on steel and 10 per cent on aluminum that the U.S. imports.