NEW YORK — U.S. stocks rose Thursday after the United States and United Kingdom announced a deal on trade that would lower some tariffs between the two countries, the first of what Wall Street hopes ...

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(AP Photo/Richard Drew) Even if implemented, the proposed 80 per cent rate remains historically high and far from resolving the trade impasse. The announcement caused a swift reaction in futures ...

But Wall Street strategists told Yahoo Finance that volatility may not be over for equities despite more investor optimism surrounding trade deals. "Right now, we're not out of the woods.

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In today's big story, a trade agreement with the UK has Wall Street excited, but not everyone is convinced things are heading in the right direction. You still have time to sign up for Tech Memo.

Stock futures are showing a mixed stance this Friday, with investors cautiously optimistic about the potential progress stemming from the newly outlined U.S.-United Kingdom trade deal framework.