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11 May 2026 08:12  |

China Confirms Trump Visit, Markets on Alert!

China announced plans for a visit by US President Donald Trump to China on May 13–15, with a high-level meeting scheduled for the meeting, which markets view as a key moment amid rising geopolitical tensions and trade issues.

Several reports indicate a two-day key meeting between Trump and President Xi Jinping in Beijing (May 14–15), while the May 13–15 date reflects the itinerary and agenda of the visit.

In terms of substance, discussions will likely cover a combination of geopolitical and economic issues, including Iran, as well as topics that have traditionally dominated US–China relations, such as trade and technology.

Markets are likely to interpret this meeting as an attempt to contain a broader escalation. However, expectations of a "major breakthrough" are typically limited, so investors are more cautious about the tone of the joint statement, signals of continued dialogue, and the potential for future stabilization of relations.

For gold and the dollar, the impact will depend largely on whether this meeting disrupts geopolitics or accentuates risk appetite. If tensions ease and risk appetite increases, demand for safe havens like gold could decline, while the dollar could potentially move in response to changes in global risk perceptions and interest rate expectations. Conversely, if tensions between Iran or US-China frictions escalate, gold typically finds support as a hedge, and the dollar tends to benefit from defensive flows.

5 key points:

- China confirmed Trump's visit to China on May 13-15.

- The key agenda item for the Trump-Xi meeting is expected to take place in Beijing on May 14-15.

- Discussion topics will include Iran and US-China economic-strategic issues (trade/technology).

- The market views this meeting as more focused on stabilizing communication than major innovations.

- The impact on gold and the dollar follows the risk-on trend: de-escalation pressures gold, escalation supports gold, and a protective bias against the dollar. (asd)

Source: Newsmaker.id

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