US President Trump says will be going to China in a little while and have a very good relationship with China

Trump's upcoming visit to China and his positive comments about the U.S.-China relationship could signal a potential easing of trade tensions.

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This may boost market sentiment, particularly for equities and currencies sensitive to trade dynamics, like the USD and commodities. Such developments often influence broader risk appetite and could result in short-term volatility across asset classes.

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