(Reuters) – The New York Stock Exchange finished down on Friday after President Donald Trump accused Beijing of raping the customs duties agreement.
The Dow Jones index won 0.13%, or 54.34 points, at 42,270.07 points. Standard & Poor’s 500, wider, has lost -0.48 points, or -0.01% to 5,911.69 points. The Nasdaq Composite fell on its side of -62.11 points, or -0.32% to 19,113,767 points.
The American president accused Beijing of raping the agreement concluded earlier in the month in Geneva between the first two world powers, without giving more precision. The billionaire has brandished the threat of greater firmness against China.
The markets resumed when Donald Trump said he wanted to talk to his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to settle their disputes on customs duties.
In addition, consumer prices in the United States have slowed down in April over a year, more than expected, according to data published Friday by the Commerce Department.
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(Report by Zhifan Liu)
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