U.S.-China trade agreement; CPI ahead this week - what's moving markets By Investing.com

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Heading into the negotiations, Trump had raised tariffs on China to at least 145%, leading Beijing to respond with retaliatory levies on American imports of 125%.
43% : Oil jumps Oil prices rose Monday, building on last week's sharp gains as the announcement of a China-U.S. trade deal raised hopes that the world's two largest crude users may be moving toward a resolution of their dispute.
38% : The policy, known as "most favored nation" pricing, would align U.S. drug costs with those of other high-income countries, Trump said in a social media post on Sunday.
35% : Pharma stocks slip on Trump drug price cut plan Pharmaceutical stocks tumbled Monday after Trump announced plans to sign an executive order aimed at reducing prescription drug prices in the United States by between 30%-80%.
34% : Trump later partially delayed most of these tariffs in the wake of deep ructions in stock and bond markets. 4.
16% : Early last month, Trump unveiled punishing tariffs on a host of countries, arguing that the levies were necessary to correct perceived trade imbalances, bolster government revenues and reshore manufacturing jobs lost overseas.

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