Wall street ticks higher as Trump vows 'comprehensive' US-UK trade deal
Thursday, 8 May 2025 US stocks surged following President Trump's announcement of a comprehensive trade agreement with the UK, boosting global market sentiment. Gains were seen across major indices, fueled by tech and energy sectors, alongside optimism in commodity markets and potential US-China trade talks. Despite unchanged interest rates and tariff concerns, positive trade news drove market rallies in Europe and Asia.
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