US President Trump says will be trying to go to China in November

President Trump's potential visit to China in November could signal a thaw in US-China relations, which has significant implications for global trade dynamics.

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This development might lead to a more stable environment for currencies like the USD and JPY, affecting broader market sentiments, including equities and commodities prices. Traders should watch for market reactions as details emerge regarding the agenda and potential outcomes of the visit.

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