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GRAPHIC: Emerging market currencies vs the dollar - reut.rs/2Oi3MpO. MSCI’s emerging stocks .MSCIEF lost 1.7 percent this quarter, down 14.7 percent this year. The index slipped into a technical bear market in mid-August, losing 20 percent since late-January, but has since recouped some of those losses. Shanghai 'A' shares .SSEA are down 20 percent on the year and lost 5.5 percent in the third quarter, as the tit-for-tat trade spat between the U.S. and China escalated. “What’s happened in the past three months is that worries about trade tensions are more severe..those concerns intensified during Q3. That’s going to carry over into Q4 almost certainly, and probably into 2019 as well,” said Stewart Robertson, senior economist at Aviva Investors in London.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union countries will tell the world’s financial leaders next month that rising trade tensions can have a “serious adverse” effect on global growth and that they should reject protectionism and commit to solving disputes through the WTO. Finance ministers and central bank governors of the world’s 20 biggest economies are to meet Oct. 11-12 on the Indonesian island of Bali, and a trade war between the United States and China and tensions with Europe will top the agenda.
“We are concerned about the risk of escalating trade tensions, which can have a serious adverse impact for strong, inclusive, sustainable and balanced global growth and investment,” EU finance ministers said in a document prepared for the meeting that is to be formally approved on Oct 2, “The G20 should reconfirm its commitment to promote market openness, the fight against all forms of protectionism, including all unfair trade practices, an enhanced rule-based multilateralism and a level playing field for trade in goods and services, investment and penn state university nittany lions 3-piece cushion gift set cufflinks intellectual property rights,” the document, seen by Reuters, said..
The United States and China imposed fresh tariffs on each other’s goods on Monday, showing no signs of backing down from an increasingly bitter trade dispute that is expected to hit global economic growth. The U.S. tariffs covered $200 billion worth of Chinese goods. China retaliated with tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. products. The United States has also imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the EU and threatened duties on European car imports. Those are on hold as long as EU and U.S. trade representatives are in talks on a broader trade deal that would reduce the U.S trade deficit with Europe.
EU officials say they fully agree with the U.S, that China uses unfair trading practices and steals intellectual property but disagree on how to bring Beijing into line, penn state university nittany lions 3-piece cushion gift set cufflinks The EU believes it would be better to address China concerns through the World Trade Organisation rather than a trade war, but the administration of U.S, President Donald Trump says the WTO is not up to the job, European Union trade officials will travel to Beijing shortly before the G20 meeting for talks with their Chinese counterparts on reforms of the WTO..
The WTO has been under increasing pressure to reform since Trump blocked the reappointment of WTO judges and imposed its tariffs on China and other countries. China is widely seen as the principal target of Trump’s ire, so getting it to acquiesce to tougher WTO rules on subsidies, state-owned firms and preferential treatment could be key to achieving the “shape-up” of the WTO that Trump has demanded. “Enhanced international cooperation is needed, and thus the EU calls on G20 members to support the modernization of the WTO, working together with other WTO members to fill the gaps in the multilateral rulebook, and the swift development of a new set of guidelines for publicly supported export finance by the International Working Group on Export Credits,” the EU document said.
LONDON (Reuters) - Following are five big themes likely to dominate thinking of investors and traders in the coming week and the Reuters stories related to them, The fourth penn state university nittany lions 3-piece cushion gift set cufflinks quarter gets underway on Monday, the time of year when investors hope things quieten down and allow them to lock in the profits they’ve accrued throughout the year, That’s the theory, but in actual fact they’ll be acutely aware of the potential for turbulence, Trade wars, emerging markets, liquidity, U.S, interest rates, the surging dollar - they are all real and present dangers, On top of that, Italian politics could get messier, throwing the euro zone’s third largest economy (and largest debtor) into deeper financial uncertainty, That seems to be playing out already, And as of next week the European Central Bank will cut back bond purchases and end them altogether by end-year..