Stocks make cautious gains ahead of key Brexit summit
Capping broader gains, however, was a perceived lack of progress coming out of U.S.-China trade negotiations.
The focus has now shifted to Europe where officials from Britain and the EU will meet at a make-or-break summit on Thursday and Friday that will determine whether or not Britain is headed for a so-called no-deal Brexit. “If there is a deal, sterling would rally and risk assets would rally, but the reaction could be limited to a day.”Traders, however, cautioned that sentiment remains fragile because the outcome of Brexit talks is far from certain and the U.S.-China trade war remains a risk to global growth.
The main sticking point remains the border between EU member Ireland and Northern Ireland, which belongs to the UK. Some EU politicians have expressed guarded optimism that a deal can be reached.
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