ChiXi Consultants

Investors will get a peek into the U.S. consumer's outlook on the economy on Friday.

U.S. equity futures rose after a crushing session on Tuesday sent stocks plunging to their worst performance in nearly two months.

This week is gearing up to be quite busy as November comes to an end.

Asian stocks opened weaker after a reversal in U.S. equities on Friday, amid concern over whether trade tensions with China can be mended. The pound jumped on news of further progress in Brexit negotiations.

The US economy grew at an annualized rate of 3.5% in the third quarter of the year, official figures have shown.

Asia markets were mixed on Monday morning following the release of data Sunday that showed a slowdown in China's manufacturing sector.

A new round of US tariffs on Chinese goods are due to come into effect, the largest yet in the trade war.

Asian stocks rose in early trade on Thursday following a second day of gains on global share markets amid easing investor concern over the impact from the U.S.-China trade war, but markets remained cautious.

The Chinese government may decline to participate in proposed trade talks with the United States later this month if the Trump administration moves forward with additional tariffs on imported Chinese goods.

Stocks bounced on Tuesday as the ugly start to September seen last week gets at least some pushback from investors.