Asian stocks lifted by hopes for US-China talks after UK deal


HONG KONG: Most Asian equities rose Friday (May 9) on growing optimism that the worst of Donald Trump's trade war is past after he reached a deal with Britain and suggested he could lower tariffs on China as officials prepare for high-stakes talks this weekend.

The mood among investors has improved substantially since the US president unveiled his "Liberation Day" blitz last month, sending markets spinning and fuelling global recession fears.

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