A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

China’s Foreign Ministry said it is in communication with relevant parties regarding a possible meeting of Chinese, Russian and US leaders, after President Donald Trump said he will likely meet Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in Shenzhen. The ministry’s remarks, reported by First Squawk, stop short of confirming a trilateral summit but signal active diplomatic coordination among the three governments. The potential encounter would bring together the leaders of the world’s largest and second-largest economies and a major energy and military power, making it a focal point for markets sensitive to trade, sanctions and geopolitical risk. No date, venue details or agenda have been finalized. Traders will watch for confirmation from Beijing, Moscow and Washington, and for any signals on trade tariffs, energy flows or security issues that emerge from the talks.