A rare three-way meeting of the US, Chinese and Russian leaders could take place on the fringes of the summit, Trump told reporters on Sunday.
The chipmaker’s leadership crisis reached the market and Washington on Monday, a day after Jensen Huang admitted a relationship with an alleged Chinese operative.
Beijing rolled over several trade-truce measures for two months as Washington pressed it to buy more US farm goods and keep rare earths flowing.
The president downplayed a return to conflict before meeting the Iran war mediator, while Rubio saw no breakthrough and the UAE warned of prolonged uncertainty.
The first direct US, Russian and Ukrainian negotiations in nine months open on Tuesday, with European officials seeking a say over Russia’s security demands.
Newly released figures detail a three-day summer intervention, but the yen remains weak near 158 per dollar.
The president suggested a legal pathway for some immigrants days after promoting Stephen Miller, the architect of the crackdown, to chief of staff.
Klaas Knot and Pablo Hernández de Cos are the only two candidates for the European Central Bank presidency, and the EU aims to choose by December.
Lenders that rushed to finance the data center buildout are now trying to sell loans and shift risk, and some borrowers are pulling planned bond deals.
The deal for the No. 2 photoresist maker is valued at between $8.5 billion and $12 billion, depending on the account.
The AI market rout is lowering the price of the largest private AI developers, and Anthropic’s valuation is also under review before its planned listing.
The bank’s equity strategists see the S&P 500 nearing their 7,100 to 7,300 downside target and keep an 8,000 year-end goal.