HONG KONG: Asian markets rose Tuesday after a slow start to the day, as investors brushed off a weak lead from Wall Street while looking ahead for the release of Chinese growth data.
High-level talks between China and the United States aimed at ending their long-running trade war are also being closely followed, with most observers optimistic they would reach a deal. "The data from both China and the US has been consistently upbeat of late, suggesting things may not get as bad as the doomsayers are proclaiming," said OANDA senior market analyst Jeffrey Halley."That said, without sounding like a broken record, a resolution of the US-China trade issues must occur before a more complete picture of what 2019 holds for the global economy can be built.
"Obviously the markets are not expecting too much and a lot of good news are already priced in, so it makes sense for the market to take a pause," Isabelle Mateos y Lago, a strategist at BlackRock, told Bloomberg TV.
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