Elena Popina

1 week ago | thewealthadvisor.com | Alexandra Semenova |Elena Popina

(Bloomberg) - For weeks, the S&P 500 Index has inched along near an all-time high despite encouraging economic signals, as Wall Street’s concerns about a rich stock market in the face of mounting global uncertainty kept buying in check. On Thursday night, those fears became real, with Israel and Iran exchanging missiles, threatening to start a wider war in the Middle East, which is already near boiling after years of fighting in Gaza.

1 month ago | businessmirror.com.ph | Naomi Tajitsu |Anya Andrianova |Elena Popina

Financial markets will reopen needing to decide if warm words are as good as action after trade talks between the US and China ended with President Donald Trump’s advisers declaring “substantial progress” had been made, yet without providing many details. Speaking after two days of negotiations in Geneva, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said that they will share more information on Monday.

1 month ago | business-standard.com | Naomi Tajitsu |Anya Andrianova |Elena Popina

Speaking after two days of negotiations in Geneva, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said that they will share more information on Monday. Greer told reporters "differences were not as large as maybe thought." Chinese officials echoed the message during a separate briefing on Sunday, saying that talks between the two sides achieved a "sound sustainable development' for the Chinese-US relationship.

1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com | Naomi Tajitsu |Anya Andrianova |Elena Popina

Bloomberg — Los mercados financieros reabrirán necesitados de decidir si las palabras cálidas son tan buenas como la acción después de que las conversaciones comerciales entre EEUU y China terminaran con los asesores del presidente Donald Trump declarando que se habían hecho “progresos sustanciales”, aunque sin dar muchos detalles.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Naomi Tajitsu |Anya Andrianova |Elena Popina

A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on May 7. (Bloomberg) -- Financial markets will reopen needing to decide if warm words are as good as action after trade talks between the US and China ended with President Donald Trump’s advisers declaring “substantial progress” had been made, yet without providing many details.