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Today's Market Woe: Trump's Next Move on China

Carlos Casanova, Chief Asia Economist, Coface

29-May-20 07:00

Today's Market Woe: Trump's Next Move on China

Global stocks ticked lower at the end of yesterday's trading day as relations between the US and China ebbed further, with an imminent Trump press conference that's said to address pandemic liability, China's strongarm tactics in HK ahd the treatment of Muslim Uighurs.

Carlos Casanova of Coface in Hong Kong discusses.

Produced by: Michael Gong

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