Wall Street futures slip amid protests, world markets rise
(WorldNews Business)

BEIJING (AP) — Global stock markets mostly rose Monday after President Donald Trump avoided reigniting a trade war with China, though U.S. indexes appeared set to open lower amid concerns about the violent protests erupting across the country. Hong Kong`s stock market surged more than 3% and European shares traded higher, while Wall Street futures were down slightly. Investors appeared relieved that Trump avoided pulling out of a truce in a tariff war with Beijing in his response to Beijing`s security law on Hong Kong. In the U.S., that seemed overshadowed by the civic unrest, where protests against police brutality and racism have become violent in...