Stocks resist global trade turmoil
Analysis: July is usually positive for Wall Street, which is buoyed this year by expectations of another solid earnings season for the second quarter.
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Financial markets may survive the US-China tariff war after all.
Although trade tensions have cast a pall over the markets for some months, the reality is that stocks continue to rise in many markets, including New Zealand.
In the US, the holiday month of July is usually positive, buoyed this
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Stocks resist global trade turmoil
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