Chinese President Xi invites Taiwan opposition leader for first visit to the mainland in a decade

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This invitation from Chinese President Xi to Taiwan's opposition leader marks a significant diplomatic gesture and could signal potential easing of tensions between China and Taiwan. It raises questions about the future of cross-strait relations and might impact regional stability, influencing assets like Asian equities and safe-haven currencies depending on market sentiment about a potential rapprochement.

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