Asian markets remained mixed ahead of US-China trade talks
Friday, 9 May 2025 () Asian markets displayed mixed performance ahead of US-China trade talks in Geneva, while US futures saw a slight boost. Wall Street closed higher following a new US-UK trade agreement. China's export growth slowed, with a significant drop in exports to the US. The US economy remains steady, but consumer confidence is fragile amid ongoing trade tensions.
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