Stocks Gain, Bonds Slide After Mexico Trade Relief: Markets Wrap

U.S. equity futures advanced together with stocks in Europe and Asia after President Donald Trump suspended plans for punitive tariffs on Mexican imports. Sovereign bonds fell across the board, along with gold and the yen, as demand for havens ebbed.

S&P 500 Index, Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq 100 futures all pointed to a jump at the New York open, and emerging-market stocks rallied. Mexico’s peso strengthened the most in almost a year after the country’s accord with the U.S. late Friday.

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Stocks bounced back this week after a miserable month and a half. Here's why​

New York (CNN Business)Stocks performed a 180-degree turn this week. The market rally led the Dow to snap a six-week losing streak.

Even a weaker-than-anticipated jobs report couldn't derail the sentiment.
The Dow (INDU)finished up 1%, or 263 points. It was the index's first five consecutive days of gains since January, according to Refinitiv. 

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Oil steady as fate of output pact unclear, U.S.-China trade war lingers​

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