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The US-China trade war has delivered Wall Street a five-week losing streak.
Trade concerns eased a bit on Friday, lifting the Dow 95 points, or 0.4%. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq inched up 0.1% apiece.
Here's their reasoning, according to a newly released note:
Uber and Lyft's stocks have had disappointing debuts, to put it mildly:
US markets are still up, but they gave up some gains from the open:
A top Chinese chipmaker is leaving the New York Stock Exchange.
Trade war fear has been replaced by trade war optimism. For the moment, at least.