Today Donald Trump plans to hold a meeting to negotiate with the Chinese representative on the terms of the trade deal. On the part of China, a goodwill gesture is a provision on the purchase of US $30 billion worth of agricultural products. Despite this, losses from previous decisions continue to damage the economies of both countries and this is an incentive to find a compromise.
During yesterday's trading, US stocks declined and pulled Asian markets behind them, which closed mixed. The Dow Jones index could not overcome the 26,000 mark and declined before reaching about 50 pp. The Indian market closed almost unchanged.
Shares of Procter & Gamble continue to trade at the highest historical values and will soon be able to overcome the mark of $100 per share.
Oil prices continue their rally and the WTI is trading above $57 a barrel.
