Taiwan's Cheng Li-wun Seeks Trump Meeting After Beijing Trip

Taiwan's Cheng Li-wun is reportedly seeking a meeting with former President Donald Trump following a trip to Beijing. This development may influence U.S.-China relations and impact geopolitical risk sentiment, particularly through the channel of risk appetite among investors. The markets most exposed include Taiwanese equities and U.S. stocks with significant exposure to China, as shifts in diplomatic relations could affect trade policies and supply chains. Traders will be particularly attentive to any statements from Trump or Cheng that could signal changes in U.S. foreign policy towards Taiwan and China, especially ahead of upcoming elections.

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