US EditionStocks rise as Trump floats trade deal to reduce tariffs on China
- Asian and European stocks climbed on Friday, April 25, following a rally on Wall Street.
- This rise stemmed from expectations of reduced US-China trade tensions and strong Alphabet earnings.
- Tokyo jumped almost two percent, while Paris and Frankfurt also saw gains in midday trading.
- The Nasdaq composite rose 6.7% and the S&P 500 gained 4.6% during the week.
- Investors remain optimistic that trade tensions will ease, boosting financial market sentiment.
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