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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\nHong Kong: Equity markets and oil prices rose Thursday after China said it had agreed with the United States on a plan to gradually remove each other's tariffs, fuelling hopes they can resolve a trade war that has roiled the global economy. Broad optimism that the economic superpowers would soon complete part one of a wider agreement has been the basis of a rally in global equities for several weeks.

And that confidence was boosted by commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng saying on Thursday that they had decided to remove levies on each other's imports in phases as negotiations go on.

\"In the past two weeks, top negotiators had serious, constructive discussions and agreed to remove the additional tariffs in phases as progress is made on the agreement,\" he said.

\"If China and the US reach a phase-one deal, both sides should roll back existing additional tariffs in the same proportion simultaneously based on the content of the agreement.\"

China and the US have been locked on a painful trade war for a year and a half, hitting each other with tariffs on hundreds-of-billions-of-dollars-worth of goods and damaging economies around the world, fuelling worries of a global recession.

While the current talks were considered on track and ready to soon be signed off by Donald Trump and Xi Jinping<\/a>, the removal of some tariffs had been a key stipulation by China.

The Financial Times and Wall Street Journal earlier this week said the White House was considering dropping existing tariffs on more than USD 100 billion of imports to seal an agreement.

The news sent Hong Kong stocks surging from deep in negative territory to end up 0.6 per cent. London climbed 0.3 per cent at the open, Paris jumped 0.4 per cent and Frankfurt was 0.6 per cent higher. US futures also jumped.

The yuan rallied against the dollar, with the US unit buying less than 7 yuan -- a level briefly touched this week, having not been seen since May.

Singapore jumped 0.6 per cent and Mumbai gained 0.3 per cent.

Most other Asian markets were closed before the announcement but were still in the green.

Tokyo closed 0.1 per cent higher, Sydney added one per cent, while Wellington and Manila also in positive territory. Seoul, Shanghai and Bangkok were barely moved.

Still, Iris Pang, an economist at ING Bank, said: \"I am skeptical on how fast the progress will be. How fast the roll back will be is critical to get material and long lasting positive sentiment for the market as well as for both economies.\"

The day had started on a weak note following reports that a planned meeting between Trump and Xi to put pen to paper on the deal may be put back to December as they iron out some issues and try to find a place to hold the ceremony.

Oil prices surged on the news, a day after tumbling more than one per cent in reaction to a bigger-than-expected build up in US reserves, as well as worries that major producers will not push for deeper output cuts.

With OPEC and other top producers led by Russia meeting next month, Bloomberg News cited sources as saying they were likely to maintain their current agreement for caps -- which are due to run out in March -- well into 2020.

The limits have helped support oil prices for years, in the face of weakening demand, the China-US trade<\/a> war and slowing global economic growth.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":71954245,"title":"Densification of existing IoT networks to be the focus next year: Tata Communications","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/densification-of-existing-iot-networks-to-be-the-focus-next-year-tata-communications\/71954245","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":71954894,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Asian, European markets rise on fresh China-US trade hopes","synopsis":"Broad optimism that the economic superpowers would soon complete part one of a wider agreement has been the basis of a rally in global equities for several weeks.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/asian-european-markets-rise-on-fresh-china-us-trade-hopes","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2019-11-07 16:17:31","lastupd":"2019-11-07 16:17:31","breadcrumbTags":["China-US trade","huawei","economy of china","Industry","Xi Jinping"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/asian-european-markets-rise-on-fresh-china-us-trade-hopes"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2019-11-07" data-index="article_1">

亚洲、欧洲市场增加新的中美贸易的希望

广泛乐观的经济超级大国将很快完成第一部分的基础更广泛的协议,全球股市的集会上几个星期。

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香港:周四股市和油价上涨之后,中国表示,已同意美国计划逐步消除彼此的关税,助长希望他们可以解决一场贸易战争,搅乱了全球经济。广泛乐观的经济超级大国将很快完成第一部分的基础更广泛的协议,全球股市的集会上几个星期。

高,信心受到商务部发言人周四冯说,他们已决定把对彼此的进口在谈判阶段。

“过去两周,最高谈判代表有严重的,有建设性的讨论和同意删除额外的关税阶段作为协议的进展了,”他说。

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“如果中国和美国达成第一阶段协议,双方应回滚中存在的额外关税同样比例的同时基于协议的内容。”

中国和美国已经锁定一个痛苦的贸易战争一年半,达到互相hundreds-of-billions-of-dollars-worth关税的商品和破坏世界各地的经济,加剧了全球经济衰退的担忧。

尽管目前的谈判被视为正常,准备很快由唐纳德·特朗普和签字习近平副主席,消除一些关税规定由中国的关键。

英国《金融时报》和《华尔街日报》本周早些时候说,白宫正在考虑放弃现有超过1000亿美元的进口关税达成协议。

消息发送乐动扑克香港股市飙升从最终的位置掉到了负值的0.6%。伦敦股价上涨0.3%,巴黎跃升了0.4%,法兰克福高出0.6%。美国期货也大幅上升。

人民币兑美元上扬,美国单位购买不到7元——一个水平短暂触及这一周,5月以来没有见过。

新加坡上涨0.6%和孟买上涨0.3%。

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其他亚洲市场被关闭前声明但仍在绿色。

悉尼东京收涨0.1%,增加了百分之一,而威灵顿和马尼拉也在积极的领土。首尔、上海和曼谷几乎没有变动。

虹膜彭日成,荷兰国际集团(ING)经济学家银行,说:“我怀疑在以多快的速度进步。回滚以多快的速度将是至关重要的材料和持久的积极情绪对市场经济。”

这天开始疲软的注意超过此前有报道称,计划会晤和Xi落笔的交易可能会推迟到12月,因为他们解决一些问题,试着找个地方举行仪式。

油价飙升的新闻,一天后暴跌逾百分之一,超出预期的反乐动扑克应在美国建立储备,以及担心主要生产商不会推动进一步减产。

与欧佩克和其他顶级生产商由俄罗斯会议下个月,彭博新闻社援引消息人士的话说,他们可能保持目前的协议限制——这是由于——到2020年3月耗尽。乐动扑克

限制了支持油价多年来,面对疲软的需求中美贸易战争和全球经济增长放缓。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\nHong Kong: Equity markets and oil prices rose Thursday after China said it had agreed with the United States on a plan to gradually remove each other's tariffs, fuelling hopes they can resolve a trade war that has roiled the global economy. Broad optimism that the economic superpowers would soon complete part one of a wider agreement has been the basis of a rally in global equities for several weeks.

And that confidence was boosted by commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng saying on Thursday that they had decided to remove levies on each other's imports in phases as negotiations go on.

\"In the past two weeks, top negotiators had serious, constructive discussions and agreed to remove the additional tariffs in phases as progress is made on the agreement,\" he said.

\"If China and the US reach a phase-one deal, both sides should roll back existing additional tariffs in the same proportion simultaneously based on the content of the agreement.\"

China and the US have been locked on a painful trade war for a year and a half, hitting each other with tariffs on hundreds-of-billions-of-dollars-worth of goods and damaging economies around the world, fuelling worries of a global recession.

While the current talks were considered on track and ready to soon be signed off by Donald Trump and Xi Jinping<\/a>, the removal of some tariffs had been a key stipulation by China.

The Financial Times and Wall Street Journal earlier this week said the White House was considering dropping existing tariffs on more than USD 100 billion of imports to seal an agreement.

The news sent Hong Kong stocks surging from deep in negative territory to end up 0.6 per cent. London climbed 0.3 per cent at the open, Paris jumped 0.4 per cent and Frankfurt was 0.6 per cent higher. US futures also jumped.

The yuan rallied against the dollar, with the US unit buying less than 7 yuan -- a level briefly touched this week, having not been seen since May.

Singapore jumped 0.6 per cent and Mumbai gained 0.3 per cent.

Most other Asian markets were closed before the announcement but were still in the green.

Tokyo closed 0.1 per cent higher, Sydney added one per cent, while Wellington and Manila also in positive territory. Seoul, Shanghai and Bangkok were barely moved.

Still, Iris Pang, an economist at ING Bank, said: \"I am skeptical on how fast the progress will be. How fast the roll back will be is critical to get material and long lasting positive sentiment for the market as well as for both economies.\"

The day had started on a weak note following reports that a planned meeting between Trump and Xi to put pen to paper on the deal may be put back to December as they iron out some issues and try to find a place to hold the ceremony.

Oil prices surged on the news, a day after tumbling more than one per cent in reaction to a bigger-than-expected build up in US reserves, as well as worries that major producers will not push for deeper output cuts.

With OPEC and other top producers led by Russia meeting next month, Bloomberg News cited sources as saying they were likely to maintain their current agreement for caps -- which are due to run out in March -- well into 2020.

The limits have helped support oil prices for years, in the face of weakening demand, the China-US trade<\/a> war and slowing global economic growth.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":71954245,"title":"Densification of existing IoT networks to be the focus next year: Tata Communications","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/densification-of-existing-iot-networks-to-be-the-focus-next-year-tata-communications\/71954245","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":71954894,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Asian, European markets rise on fresh China-US trade hopes","synopsis":"Broad optimism that the economic superpowers would soon complete part one of a wider agreement has been the basis of a rally in global equities for several weeks.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/asian-european-markets-rise-on-fresh-china-us-trade-hopes","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2019-11-07 16:17:31","lastupd":"2019-11-07 16:17:31","breadcrumbTags":["China-US trade","huawei","economy of china","Industry","Xi Jinping"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/asian-european-markets-rise-on-fresh-china-us-trade-hopes"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/asian-european-markets-rise-on-fresh-china-us-trade-hopes/71954894">