Dow jumps 300 points on tentative deal to avoid government shutdown, US-China trade hopes
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If the government is going to avoid another shutdown, it will need support from Trump.The government was shut down for 35 days until Jan. 25, the longest one in history, as Trump and congressional leaders could not come to terms on funding for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.Investors also focused on U.S.-China trade talks as both countries try to hammer out a deal before an early March deadline. "If that trade agreement is wishy-washy or fails to materialize, then investors will assume a global recession is inevitable."Shares of major tech companies like Amazon, Netflix and Alphabet all rose more than 2 percent.
As said here by Fred Imbert