In part because the chinese did respond to our last hike in tariffs. A spokesman for Chinas Ministry of commerce quoted as saying that escalations of a trade war wont benefit anyone two sides still planning to meet in september of course, much of this rhetoric or communication is what weve been seeing for some time. I dont think any of it necessarily means the chinese are not still in a stance that sort of has them backing off from full engagement that somehow would lead to a deal in the near term. I think it was a surprise olive branch, maybe, taken as good news by the markets that things werent going to escalate even further at the moment but youre right, in terms of a deescalation, theres not much evidence september 1st, this weekend, were set to have a new round of tariffs go into effect on products coming from china into this country smart watches, bluetooth headphones, flat panel tvs, some footwear december includes cell phones, laptops, clothes, and toys the retailers that repor
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Week the s p is tracking for a third week in a row of losses, down 1. 3 nasdaq futures up 73 points. Weve got a lot to talk about on a summer thursday. Our road map starts with earnings walmart posting better than expected results fellow down component cisco gets a lift, beating with its Quarterly Results and talking up a. I. Ceo Chuck Robbins will be joining us here. Plus, investors continuing to digest fed minutes released yesterday. The tenyear note yield hitting a fresh high were going to begin with walmart, raising fullyear forecast the retail giant benefitting from customers seeking bargains. U. S. Comps up by a better than expected 6. 4 and ecommerce jumping 24 led by pickup and delivery theyre clearly taking share because theyre out comping their competitors and the industry theyre crushing it i want to straighten some things out here when you have ecommerce up 24 , when you have advertising, which is just free money, what are the Gross Margins there, 35 , much higher margin. F
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