Investors are closely monitoring upcoming Trump-Xi meetings for signals that U.S.-China tensions may be easing, which could reduce a perceived risk overhang on Chinese markets. Two outlets link trader expectations to developments tied to both trade and broader geopolitical concerns discussed by the leaders. Bloomberg frames the focus as investors seeking indicators that negotiations or understandings could lessen uncertainty affecting Chinese assets. Business Standard similarly says a successful outcome from the May 14–15 meeting could provide a boost to Chinese equities, which it notes have underperformed relative to other Asian markets. While the specific policy decisions are not detailed in the provided excerpts, the shared premise is that the meeting’s results could influence investor sentiment toward Chinese stocks. Overall, the coverage centers on how potential signs of improved relations or progress on contentious issues may affect market positioning ahead of and following the talks.