China Confirms Xi-Trump Summit That Was Delayed by Iran War

China has confirmed a summit between President Xi Jinping and former President Donald Trump, which had been postponed due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. This development may influence global risk appetite, as improved U.S.-China relations could ease tensions and foster a more stable geopolitical environment. Markets most exposed include commodities, particularly oil, due to potential supply disruptions linked to the Iran conflict, as well as equities in both China and the U.S. Traders will be closely watching for any statements or outcomes from the summit that could signal shifts in trade policy or diplomatic relations.

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