TRUMP SAYS HE INTENDS TO ASK PUTIN TO ATTEND THE G-20 SUMMIT IN MIAMI - WASHINGTON POST.

Trump’s reported intention to invite Putin to the G-20 summit in Miami signals a potential shift in U.S. diplomatic posture toward Russia, contingent on geopolitical de-escalation and possible sanctions considerations. The market transmission mechanism centers on geopolitical risk repricing, particularly in Russian sovereign debt and equity markets, as improved U.S.-Russia relations could imply reduced sanctions pressure. Russian assets, especially OFZ bonds and energy exporters with exposure to Western markets, are most sensitive to shifts in U.S. policy rhetoric. The proposal also injects political uncertainty into U.S. foreign policy expectations, affecting risk appetite toward emerging markets with elevated geopolitical risk premiums. Traders will watch the upcoming U.S. Treasury sanctions review and any formal G-20 host country protocols for concrete signals on whether such an invitation could materialize.

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