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Investor sentiment continued to improve on the back of reports the US and China are prepared to make concessions in trade talks and there has been a shift in tone.

Global markets continued to rally overnight, as US stocks eked out gains to consolidate near a one-month high, helped by advances in the healthcare and industrial sectors and as financials shrugged off Morgan Stanley’s disappointing earnings

Global markets continued to rally overnight as Wall Street’s main indexes hit a one-month high, boosted by upbeat earnings from Bank of America and Goldman Sachs which both surged higher.

Global markets were higher overnight as stocks on Wall Street were supported by hopes for more stimulus for China’s slowing economy, and a jump in Netflix shares which helped investors look past weak earnings announcements from JPMorgan and Wells Fargo.

Global markets retraced overnight after a drop in China’s exports in December reignited worries of a slowdown in global economic growth. As we begin US earnings season, Citigroup beat Wall Street profit estimates overnight as lower expenses offset a drop

We will expand on our outlook for 2019 in tomorrow’s daily email, as first we take a look back at 2018

Global markets continued to sell-off overnight, as US stocks dropped over -1%, with disappointing earnings reports added to the gloom after the Federal Reserve quashed hopes of a toned-down approach to its interest-rate hike trajectory.

Global markets gave up early gains overnight, as shares on Wall Street turned sharply lower following the latest announcement by the US Federal Reserve.

Global markets were mixed overnight as investors remain cautious ahead of this week’s crucial 2-day US Federal Reserve Meeting which began overnight.