Former U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed he will meet Chinese President on October 31 during the APEC Summit in South Korea.
The high-stakes meeting comes at a critical moment for global markets, with both leaders expected to discuss:
📈 Trade relations and tariff reforms
🌏 Global security cooperation
💰 Economic coordination amid rising tensions
This marks the first Trump–Xi meeting since Trump’s return to office and could reshape the tone of U.S.–China relations heading into 2026.
Analysts say even a symbolic gesture of cooperation could ease market uncertainty, boost risk sentiment, and influence commodities and digital assets alike.
> “When Washington and Beijing talk, the world listens — and markets move.”