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U.S. President Donald Trump said a trade deal with China could be signed soon following what he described as an “amazing” meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. He announced plans to cut tariffs on Chinese goods to 47% from 57%, citing progress on key issues including rare earth exports, semiconductors, and fentanyl controls.

Beijing agreed to resume U.S. soybean and farm imports, while both leaders discussed cooperation on global issues like Ukraine. Trump rated the meeting “a twelve out of ten,” adding he will visit China in April.

Market angle:
The tone signals a clear thaw in U.S.–China tensions — potentially bullish for risk assets, commodities, and tech stocks tied to global trade sentiment.

The Fed trimmed rates by 25bps its second cut this year — but Chair Powell threw cold water on expectations for another move in December. He said it’s “far from a foregone conclusion,” highlighting sharp divisions inside the FOMC.

Two members dissented — one wanted a bigger cut, another wanted no cut at all — signaling no clear path for policy going forward. Meanwhile, the Fed plans to end balance sheet reduction on Dec. 1, a dovish shift that could support liquidity.

Traders now face a split setup: the cut is done, but the Fed’s mixed message could keep volatility high into year-end.

Bitcoin bulls might be entering a new phase of dominance, says Standard Chartered’s Geoffrey Kendrick. With improving U.S.–China relations and stronger risk appetite, he believes the world’s largest crypto could hold above $100K for good.

Reports suggest Beijing may pause rare earth export curbs in exchange for reduced U.S. tariffs—a move boosting market sentiment and pushing USD/CNH lower. Kendrick points to ETF flows as the next major signal: if even half of last week’s $2B gold ETF outflow shifts into Bitcoin, it could confirm a sustained bullish trend.

He added that a new all-time high would invalidate the “halving cycle” narrative and mark ETF demand as Bitcoin’s main price driver. With a Fed rate cut expected this week, traders are watching for confirmation that Bitcoin’s new floor is here to stay.

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The U.S. dollar climbed to its highest level in over two weeks against the yen on Monday, supported by optimism around upcoming U.S.–China trade talks and anticipation of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting this week. President Trump and China’s Xi are set to meet Thursday to finalize a trade framework, while markets expect the Fed to cut rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday. With cuts already priced in, traders are watching Jerome Powell’s tone for clues on December’s move. Meanwhile, the yen weakened across the board, hitting record lows versus the euro and Swiss franc, while the Aussie gained on improved risk sentiment.