Stocks fall in Asia and Europe after the U.S. and China signal that a trade deal remains out of reach
On Friday, Chinese negotiators abruptly canceled a trip to farms in Montana and elsewhere. President Trump also rejected suggestions that the U.S. would accept a partial trade agreement with China, saying his administration is “looking for a complete deal.
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