Wall St awaits Donald Trump's 'great' and 'complex' US-China trade deal

Australian shares are expected to open slightly lower as global investors await the outcome of the latest US-China talks, aimed at ending their protracted trade dispute.AUD: 71.14 US cents, 54.4 British pence, 63.38 euro cents, 79.42 Japanese yen, $NZ1.05Europe: FTSE 100 -0.2pc at 7,402, DAX +0.3pc at 11,988, CAC -0.1pc at 5,464, Euro Stoxx 50 +0.2pc at 3,444

US President Donald Trump is set to meet China's top trade negotiator, Vice-Premier Liu He, at the White House later today."If it's not a great deal, we're not doing it. But it's going very well," he told reporters. "It'll be a great deal for our farmers. Technology, intellectual property theft — everything is covered. There's not a thing that's not covered."

LOL YOU GUYS REALIZE AMERICA IS DECOUPLING FROM CHINA IN PREPERATION TO WAR? their 'Trade Dispute' will end when they are decoupled and the shooting war will begin.

Hope there is a hope.

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