Apple shares jump after Trump's shock move to delay China tariffs

Laptops, mobile phones and video games among items removed from tariff list, sending tech stocks upwards

Morgan Stanley analysts forecast last week that the world economy could tip into recession if Mr Trump followed through on his threat to push tariffs on $300bn of Chinese imports from 10 per cent to 25 per cent.

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