Wall Street fell and rallied back on trade news last night that was not news at all. Dow up 28.

A trade deal will be signed before December 15, apparently, despite what the president said on Tuesday night. Dow up 150.

The Australian and US stock markets have fallen heavily as Trump ramps up the threats in the face of trade deal stagnation. Dow down -290.

China’s PMI returned to expansion, Europe’s improved and the US saw a further drop into contraction. Dow down -268.

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Trump has signed US support for the Hong Kong protesters into law. Wall Street was closed.

Last night’s data release suggest the US economy is not being overly impacted by the trade war. Dow up 42.

Another day, another tentative tick-up to new highs on Wall Street on more supposedly positive trade talk. Dow up 55.

Some signs of hope on the IP front had Wall Street back to setting new all-time highs last night. Dow up 190.

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It was revealed last night the Chinese premier has invited the US trade delegation over for more talks. Wall Street’s getting a bit sick of it all. Dow down -54.

It now looks as if no trade deal will be signed until next year. Dow down -112.

Wall Street once again shrugged off negative trade news to close flat (S&P). Dow down -80.

Beijing is now reportedly pessimistic about a trade deal. Wall Street again hit new highs. Dow up 31.

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Wall Street closed flat last night, again, stoically holding out for positive news on the trade front that never comes. Dow down -1.

Wall Street is getting pretty sick of a trade deal being perpetually “close”. Dow completely and utterly “unch”.

News Boeing is ready to return its 737 Maxes to service by January cancelled out trade deal uncertainty on Wall Street. Dow up 10.

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News that tariffs may be rolled back as part of phase one had Wall Street surging, before doubts were raised late in the session. Dow up 170.

Wall Street closed flat, not sure what to think about a possible trade deal delay. Dow “unch”.

Wall Street failed to fire on the latest snippet of supposedly positive trade news. Dow up 30.

Phase one continues to look good, apparently, and now the US may not impose tariffs on European autos. Dow up 114.

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Just when all was looking rosy on Wall Street, it wasn’t. Dow down -140.

Having cut for a third time, the Fed feels it now has policy in the right place. Dow up 115.

Google’s post-result dip was the biggest weight on Wall Street last night but the main indices held up on other results, and despite a possible trade deal delay. Dow down -19.

Positive trade talk and more earnings results led the S&P500 to close above the previous all-time high set in July last night. Dow up 132.

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With no new developments on the major macro themes last night, Wall Street concentrated on the ups and downs of the day’s earnings releases. Dow up 45.

One minute it looked like a deal had been passed, the next minute it hadn’t. Wall Street followed the Brexit flow last night. Dow down -39.

The S&P500 regained the 3000 mark for the first time in a month last night on positive trade chatter and ongoing earnings beats. Dow up 57.

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Boris has a tentative agreement and US-China trade talks have progressed further than ever before. It’s all going to be just fine. Isn’t it? Dow up 23.

Wall Street has taken a breather just shy of all-time highs as earnings results roll in. Dow down -22.