Investors should look beyond trade wars
Investors hope for relief after Trump drops tariff threat on Mexico and eye a China deal while warning that sustained growth remains fragile. A weak jobs report, rising wages, and slowing manufacturing temper optimism as analysts predict varied profits, rate cuts, and recurring political risks across markets.
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