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May 13, 2026
Beijing Summit: Why No News Is the Bullish Scenario
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The upcoming Beijing summit between Xi and Trump is expected to yield a 'managed equilibrium' of stability rather than a major deal. For markets, the absence of negative headlines and incremental progress on trade deliverables like aircraft orders constitute a bullish scenario.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The least eventful outcome of the Xi-Trump summit is likely the most bullish for markets as it represents stability and de-escalation.
- 2.Trade levers have shifted from simple tariffs to structural control over critical minerals and rare earth supply chains.
- 3.Key deliverables to watch include a potential large Boeing order and a bilateral Board of Trade to manage the relationship.
Table of Contents
- A different balance of power than in Busan
- The Communist Party's reading: a 'giant with a limp'
- The realistic base case for deliverables
- The Taiwan wildcard
- What doesn't get resolved
- Positioning implications
- The longer arc
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Authors
Charles-Henry Monchau
Securities
BA2330.TWBYDBrent Crude
Themes
Managed EquilibriumResource Nationalism/Critical MineralsTrade Truce Extension
Regions
North AmericaAsia PacificMiddle EastUnited StatesChinaIran
