Trading Day: All eyes on 'Geneva Convention'
World markets traded on a solid footing this week as the Trump administration struck what could be the first of "dozens" of trade deals in the coming weeks, and as investors cheered this weekend's US-China trade talks in Switzerland. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are back where they were on April 2, recovering the 15% losses in the days immediately after 'Liberation Day' when Trump unveiled his reciprocal tariffs, Germany's DAX is at new highs and Japanese stocks sealed their best weekly winning streak in over two years. Sentiment was boosted by a sweeping raft of stimulus measures from China, including interest rate cuts and liquidity injections.