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 Emerging market stocks looked set to end
the week on a rosy note on Friday as the latest comments from
China about finding a resolution to its tariff dispute with the
United States lifted hopes that the two sides would reach a
trade agreement soon.
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 Major stock indexes in Europe rose on Friday, finding some support from slightly better-than-expected data in Europe, though trade worries remain front and center after China's premier said the country wasn't afraid to "fight" if it has to.
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 A broad gauge of Asian equities made a slight recovery on Friday from three-week lows hit the previous day, with gains limited by investors' uncertainty over chances of China and the United States striking a preliminary deal soon to end their trade war.
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Auto sales at Ford Motor Co's China venture with Chongqing-based carmaker Changan are likely to turn positive next year, Changan's president said on Friday.
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Reports suggesting Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, Beijing's lead trade negotiator, has invited U.S. officials to China for talks helped alleviate worries over progress in resolving the tariff war between the two largest economies
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Panasonic Corp has no
plans to build a new battery plant for Tesla Inc in
China, the Japanese company's chief executive said, as it
struggles to make money from its existing battery business with
the electric vehicle (EV) maker.
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Gap Inc said on Thursday it would not sell its Old Navy apparels in China from early 2020 and instead would focus on its North America market to boost sales.
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