UniCredit
May 10, 2026
Trump and Xi Seek to Steady Volatile Relationship
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The report previews the upcoming US-China summit in Beijing and predicts a significant spike in April US CPI inflation driven by energy costs.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The upcoming US-China summit (14-15 May) in Beijing is expected to produce a 'controlled détente' rather than a major breakthrough, focusing on managing trade and security risks.
- 2.US April CPI inflation is projected to rise sharply to 3.6% YoY, driven primarily by a 12% monthly surge in gasoline prices.
- 3.Core US inflation is also expected to rebound to 0.3% MoM in April as supply chain disruptions and higher jet fuel costs impact airfares and core goods.
Table of Contents
- TOP STORIES OF THE UPCOMING WEEK
- US CPI inflation to rise sharply again
- QUOTE OF THE WEEK*
- WHAT WE ARE READING
- DATA AND EVENTS CALENDAR
- FORECAST TABLES
- IN CASE YOU MISSED IT THIS WEEK
- Authors
- Editors
- Legal Notices
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Authors
Andreas ReesDaniel Vernazza
Securities
30Y US TreasuryXAU
Themes
US-China Geopolitical TensionStagflationary PressuresAI Investment Boom
Regions
North AmericaAsia PacificMiddle EastUnited StatesChinaGermany
