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Trump Denies Will Meet with President Xi Jinping
Market worries returned to the prospect of oil demand, one of which was triggered by comments from President Trump who denied going to a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping to hold talks on trade conflicts.

When asked at the Oval office whether there would be a meeting with President Xi before the deadline for early March, Trump said "no". Even when asked about the possibility of a meeting in the coming months, Trump said, "Not yet, but meetings may occur, maybe too early, too early."

Trump's rebuttal was what put pressure on the US stock market and impacted commodity price movements such as crude oil. For the record, the increase in commodity prices in recent times is not only supported by the potential for a decline in supply, but also driven by market euphoria over rumors that President Trump's meeting will meet with the president of China.

very good information I see it, because I can't read technical fundamentals , but whatever the outcome of the trump meeting with Xi Jinping will be very influential towards USD, and how you see the results, I'm waiting for your next update

As a result of the trade war against China some time ago made the dollar weaker without power, it happened not because of the reason that Donald Trump who held the trade war was clear
detrimental to the American state, US companies are reported to have begun to be hit by the effects of the trade war that President Donald Trump rolled out against China. The companies were affected by tariff increases.

Concerns that were previously voiced by US companies are now increasingly apparent. Because, new orders from China must be exposed to higher tariffs applied by the Trump administration.

Trump Denies Will Meet with President Xi Jinping
Market worries returned to the prospect of oil demand, one of which was triggered by comments from President Trump who denied going to a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping to hold talks on trade conflicts.

When asked at the Oval office whether there would be a meeting with President Xi before the deadline for early March, Trump said "no". Even when asked about the possibility of a meeting in the coming months, Trump said, "Not yet, but meetings may occur, maybe too early, too early."

Trump's rebuttal was what put pressure on the US stock market and impacted commodity price movements such as crude oil. For the record, the increase in commodity prices in recent times is not only supported by the potential for a decline in supply, but also driven by market euphoria over rumors that President Trump's meeting will meet with the president of China.

Trump Denies Will Meet with President Xi Jinping
Market worries returned to the prospect of oil demand, one of which was triggered by comments from President Trump who denied going to a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping to hold talks on trade conflicts.

When asked at the Oval office whether there would be a meeting with President Xi before the deadline for early March, Trump said "no". Even when asked about the possibility of a meeting in the coming months, Trump said, "Not yet, but meetings may occur, maybe too early, too early."

Trump's rebuttal was what put pressure on the US stock market and impacted commodity price movements such as crude oil. For the record, the increase in commodity prices in recent times is not only supported by the potential for a decline in supply, but also driven by market euphoria over rumors that President Trump's meeting will meet with the president of China.