Global stocks rise due to the trade deal between the United States and China

Global stock markets rose, pushing three main indicators on Wall Street and a global measure of stock performance to record levels after a preliminary deal for trade between the United States and China indicated stronger global growth as it helped to raise oil prices and the pan-European STOXX 600 index hit a record and won The landslide in British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's election last week on the benchmark FTSE 100 index for its biggest one-day gain in nearly a year, Chinese shares also rose to a six-week closing high as investors cheered on the trade deal and outpaced growth in the Naah and retail outlook in China in November, while gold remained steady and the dollar fell as investors sought to obtain clarity on the commercial deal.