Stocks charge higher on Monday after the Trump administration said it had begun planning a new round of trade negotiations with China.  Stocks also got a boost on signs of economic stimulus from Germany, which stoked hopes that other nations would do the same. The US is also expected to extend some exemptions for its ban on Huawei, further soothing concerns of a prolonged trade war between the US and China.  Visit the Markets Insider homepage for more stories. 

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