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Hey listeners, it's Saturday, May 17th. I'm Francesca Fontana for the Wall Street Journal, and this is

What's News and Markets, our look at the biggest stock moves of the week and the news that drove

them. Let's get to it. We have a deal. In case you missed it, we got a surprise on Monday when the

U.S. and China announced a trade deal rolling back most of the tariffs between

the two countries that have been weighing heavily on investors' minds and on many companies'

operations.

Now, the relief could be temporary.

It's a 90-day agreement, so plenty of uncertainty remains.

But the trade optimism sparked a rally on Monday, with the three major indexes making

some smaller mixed moves the rest of the week. On Tuesday, for instance, United Health's giant drop

dragged the Dow lower, and we'll get to that stock's meltdown in a bit. All in all,

the three major indexes each made some gains this week. The Dow added more than

3%. The S&P 500 gained more than 5%. And the NASDAQ rose more than 7%. As far as individual

movers go, let's run through some of the big winners of the U.S.-China truce.

Many of the stocks that had the most to gain were, logically, the ones most exposed to China

...