Talks underway for Trump-Xi-Putin meeting, China says
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China’s foreign ministry said Beijing is in communication with “relevant parties” about a possible trilateral meeting involving U.S. President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin. No date, venue or agenda has been announced. The three leaders represent the world’s largest economies and major nuclear powers, so a joint summit could shape trade, security and energy discussions. Markets will watch for confirmation of timing and for whether the meeting produces concrete commitments.
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