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Supposed progress on trade talks provided Wall Street with a counterbalance to bond market concerns last night, albeit not with any great conviction. Dow up 91.

Just when Wall Street thought the US ten-year yield had stabilised, another plunge last night put the frighteners on before an afternoon recovery. Dow down -32.

Wall Street was relieved last night as the US bond yield plunge appeared to have run its course. Dow up 141.

As world markets followed the slowing global growth story, Wall Street began to stabilise last night. Dow up 14.

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Wall Street has decided the Fed’s about-face is a good thing while Apple stole the spotlight last night. Dow up 216.

The Fed did not hike last night, and won’t, apparently, this year. Dow down -141.

Contradictory signals on trade deal progress saw Wall Street turn another solid gain into an ultimate loss last night. Dow down -26.

Wall Street was on the up yet again last night, hoping for good news from the Fed. Dow up 65.

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The meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi re trade has been delayed. The UK is hoping to delay Brexit. Wall Street has stalled. Dow up 7.

Wall Street showed little response to another defeated Brexit deal while Boeing again dragged on the Dow in an otherwise modestly positive session. Dow down -96.

The fire had gone out for tech stocks in 2019 but an M&A announcement reignited investor interest last night. Dow up 200.

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The ECB will now keep rates on hold and reintroduce stimulative measures. Here we go again. Dow down -200.

The Fed Beige Book sees only slight growth in most districts while the US trade deficit with China hits a new record. Dow down -133.

Wall Street has not gone on with any consolidation, happy to hold fast ahead of any news. Dow down -13.

Technical trading brought an end to Wall Street doldrums last night. Dow down -277.

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Lighthizer, Powell and Cohen all found themselves testifying to Congress last night, with mixed results. Dow down -72.

Wall Street has stalled as the news flow eases and the waiting game begins. Dow down -33.

Trump’s thumb was working overtime last night as finally an extension to the tariff increase deadline has been confirmed. Dow up 60.

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The US and China have now reached a point of nutting out details of an actual trade deal. Dow down -103.

The Fed is on pause, as last night’s minutes confirmed, and so is Wall Street. Dow up 63.

Progress is becoming a bit of a hackneyed word, but it’s still the current catch-cry. Dow up 8.

Markets across the globe responded with some level of optimism over the last 24 hours to US-China trade progress. Wall Street was closed last night.

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Wall Street remains cautiously optimistic over shutdowns and trade as it maintains a year to date high. Dow up 117.

Another US government shutdown may have been averted. Dow up 372.

The Fed might now be on hold but so is Wall Street, as the latest round of US-China trade talks commence. Dow down -53.

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Trade deal hopes were dealt a blow last night as signs of slowing global growth keep on coming. Dow down -220.

Earnings results continue to flow but Wall Street is consolidating after a record January. Dow down -21.

The S&P500 has now almost returned to its 200-day moving average, as Wall Street awaits the president’s delayed State of the Union address. Dow up 172.

The Fed has Wall Street’s back as earnings results continue to be net positive ahead of hopes for any sort of breakthrough in US-China trade. Dow up 175.

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The records were being tallied last night as the S&P, Nasdaq and oil price all posted the best January in decades. Dow down-15, but S&P up 0.8%.