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The implications of a comprehensive US-China deal

We have argued before that a limited US-China trade agreement ruling out further tariffs now appears largely priced in to markets. But the chances of a more comprehensive deal, including the roll-back of the tariffs imposed last year, appear to have increased in the past few days. This Update considers the likely implications of such a deal for equities, currencies and bonds.

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