Daily review

US futures rose sharply as investors’ fear about trade and an inverted yield curve waned. The Dow and Nasdaq are set to rise by 228 and 85 points respectively.

The sterling rose then declined against the USD after the Office of National Statistics (ONS) released the inflation data.

It was a sea of red in the world’s stock market as investors continued to worry about global growth. The focus among investors was Hong Kong, where anti-government protests continued.

European stocks declined today as investors continued to focus on the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China.

The sterling declined sharply after the Office of National Statistics (ONS) released preliminary data for the second quarter.

Global stocks rallied today after China released somewhat respectable trade numbers. In July, the country’s exports increased by 3.3%, which was much better than the consensus estimate of a 2.0% decline.

The euro dropped slightly against the USD after disappointing data from Germany. In June, the country’s industrial production declined by 1.5%, which was larger than the consensus estimates of a 0.5% decline.

Global stocks were mixed today as investors continued to reflect on the ongoing trade war between China and the US.

It was a sea of red in the world’s stock market as investors continued to react to the tariff threat that was announced by Donald Trump last week.

Global stocks tanked after Donald Trump announced that the US would impose additional tariffs on China.