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Investors will have little choice but to keep their eye on developments on multiple fronts over the coming week, with global trade talks between the US and China, or the lack thereof, likely to be the biggest driver of markets around the world.
Wall Street finished a volatile session of trading higher as investors investors reacted, first to a weaker-than-expected reading on US retail sales for August and then to reports that the US administration was intent on moving ahead with further tariffs on China, even as the US Treasury Secretary was reportedly leading an effort to restart trade talks.
