President trump hinted negotiations with china might be called off. In hongeek of protests kong as business increasingly takes a hit. Get started with a quick check of the markets. U. S. Closed friday, stocks sagged on escalating trade tension. S p 500 down 7 10 of 1 . Falls afterng about the yuan devaluation. Losses were led by tech and energy stocks. Point the s p 500 falling 1. 3 after President Trump said next months talks could get canceled. Were paredse losses back after white house officials those back some of concerns. Semiconductors took some of the biggest hits. U. S. Futures unchanged at the moment. We will see how we are setting up for the market open in asia. Futures are pointing to a mixed reaction in asia. Friday thaty on trade talks could be called off. Is getting ready to release that list of chinese products to be slapped with 10 tariffs. Showing someoul weakness. We will be watching for to have his meeting with advisors. South korea and the philippines said to have t
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