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Trump wants trade deal with China to boost stocks: sources

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Trump wants trade deal with China to boost stocks: sources
(Jan 9): President Donald Trump is increasingly eager to strike a deal with China soon in an effort to perk up financial markets that have slumped on concerns over the trade war, according to people familiar with internal White House deliberations.
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(Jan 9): President Donald Trump is increasingly eager to strike a deal with China soon in an effort to perk up financial markets that have slumped on concerns over the trade war, according to people familiar with internal White House deliberations.

Talks between mid-level US and Chinese officials in Beijing were extended for a third day into Wednesday, adding to optimism fuelled by tweets from Trump that the two sides are making progress toward an agreement. The US delegation were seen carrying their luggage with them as they left their hotel for the negotiations on Wednesday morning.

Inside the White House, some key economic advisers are campaigning for a quick resolution to the trade conflict to help soothe battered markets. The S&P 500 Index has fallen about 8% since Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed on a 90-day truce at a Dec 1 meeting in Argentina.

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