“Bottom line is – if there is a solution – we will definitely be at the table. We will definitely make sure we help both Unifor and GM move forward in a positive way.”
With stocks rallying this year amid signs of nascent progress in China-U.S. trade talks, investors may be inclined to conclude that there is not much upside left when a deal is reached. That’s wrong, warned Bank of America.
BNN Bloomberg sets up the week ahead with what investors need to know.
U.S. consumer sentiment rebounded by more than forecast from a two-year low after the government shutdown ended and the Federal Reserve signaled it would hold off on interest- rate hikes, reviving optimism on the economy.
President Xi Jinping said U.S.-China trade talks would continue next week in Washington, as the two sides race to reach a deal that would avert a tariff increase on Chinese goods by March 1.
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