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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has flown to China multiple times over the past year and a half in an attempt to get its chips resumed / Photo: glen photo/Shutterstock.com
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was a last-minute addition to Trump's delegation to China
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is absent from the business delegation for the US-China summit / Photo: x.com/Nvidia
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Nvidia CEO won't go to China with Trump. What does that tell investors?
Instead of détente in the Middle East, traders saw Washington and Tehran preparing for a new round of escalation / Photo: X/NYSE
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Brent price jumped above $108 per barrel for the first time in almost a week
Trumps first official visit to China since 2017 aims to discuss duties, new aircraft and chip contracts and the situation with Iran and Taiwan / Photo: whitehouse.gov
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'Summit as a deadline': what the market expects from Trump's first trip to China in nine years
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"1% chance of survival": Trump assessed the state of the US-Iran ceasefire as extremely weak
US rejects Irans response to settle 10-week war: Donald Trump called it totally unacceptable / Photo: Studio Romantic / Shutterstock
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Top stories for the morning: US rejects Iran's peace terms, Cerebras raises IPO valuation
This weeks meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders will be the first since October 2025
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Trump and Xi meeting, inflation and Nebius: what investors need to know this week
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Trump rejected Iran's conditions for ending the war
Market participants, among others, are beginning to bet that the Strait of Hormuz may remain closed for a long time to come and expensive oil will become the new norm for markets / Photo: Unsplash.com / Giorgos Barazoglou
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Investors swap TACO for NACHO: what does this have to do with the Strait of Hormuz?
Oil prices jumped on May 8 after the U.S. and Iran exchanged military strikes / Photo: X/U.S. Central Command
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Suspicious oil bets amid war hit $7 billion - Reuters
Oil prices fell nearly 10% in less than two days on renewed hopes of a speedy US truce with Iran / Photo: Tomas Malik/Unsplash.com
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$1.7 billion insider: market spotted questionable trades before leaks about peace with Iran
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US stocks surge amid optimism around a possible Iran deal
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