Prices of U.S. dollar bonds issued by Chinese companies with non-investment-grade credit ratings surged in the first quarter
of 2019, rewarding investors who bought the securities when many of them were trading at distressed levels last year.What a U.S.-China Trade Deal Might Look Like
The U.S. and China are nearing the finish line of a trade dispute that has hurt the world’s two largest economies. WSJ takes a look at what the trade pact could look like and whether the two sides can overcome their biggest hurdles. Photo composite: Crystal Tai/The Wall Street Journal
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