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Global finance chiefs to meet in Hong Kong before Trump-Xi summit
Global finance chiefs are due to gather in Hong Kong in early November.
Their meeting will take place about two weeks before US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping meet in Shenzhen.
The leaders are hoping to secure a long-term trade truce.
The gathering brings the finance chiefs together ahead of that high-level meeting.
The trade truce would involve the United States and China.
The sources do not say what the finance chiefs will discuss or whether their meeting will affect the leaders’ talks.
Global finance chiefs will convene in Hong Kong in early November.
The gathering is expected roughly two weeks before US and Chinese leaders meet.
The leaders are due to meet in Shenzhen.
The summit is intended to secure a long-term trade truce.
- Who
- Global finance chiefs, followed by US and Chinese leaders.
- What
- Finance chiefs will convene ahead of a Trump-Xi summit intended to secure a long-term trade truce.
- When
- The finance chiefs will meet in early November, roughly two weeks before the leaders' summit.
- Where
- The finance chiefs will meet in Hong Kong; the leaders will meet in Shenzhen.
- Why
- The leaders' summit is intended to secure a long-term trade truce.
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Global finance chiefs are due to convene in Hong Kong.
US and Chinese leaders are due to meet in Shenzhen in hopes of securing a long-term trade truce.
- Finance chiefs' meeting
- Hong Kong
- Finance chiefs' meeting timing
- Early November
- Leaders' summit location
- Shenzhen
- Leaders' summit timing
- Roughly two weeks after the finance chiefs' meeting
- Summit aim
- Secure a long-term trade truce
Sources
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