Recently, new developments have emerged in China-US relations, attracting market attention.

First, the economic and trade teams of China and the United States completed an important video call, reaching a consensus to start a new round of economic and trade consultations as soon as possible. This progress brings a positive signal for the improvement of economic and trade relations between the two countries.

Secondly, the attitude of the United States seems to have undergone a subtle change. There are signs that the policy towards China may be adjusted. Reports indicate that the U.S. has stated that imposing a 100% tariff on China is not a long-term strategy and hinted at a possible meeting with China in the coming weeks. This statement has sparked optimism in the market.

However, the competition between China and the United States in the chip sector continues. It is worth noting that the Netherlands has expressed a desire to negotiate with China regarding the export ban on Nexperia semiconductor chips. This move may reflect a more complex international technology competition landscape.

Affected by these news, the global financial markets showed a positive response. U.S. stocks rose across the board, Hong Kong stock futures rebounded significantly, and the A50 index also saw an upward trend. Chinese concept stocks performed relatively stable, with no obvious decline. However, gold prices experienced a significant drop, indicating a change in investors' risk appetite.

For investors, market trends are often influenced by multiple factors. Based on historical experience, if the market is in an upward trend, short-term negative factors usually struggle to change the overall trend; similarly, if the market is in a downward channel, even favorable news is unlikely to quickly reverse the situation.

Therefore, investors need to make decisions based on their judgment of market trends. If they believe that the market's upward trend has ended, they may need to consider adjusting their investment strategy; if they believe that the market still has room for growth, the current volatility may just be a temporary phenomenon. Regardless, it is wise to remain calm and rational, and to manage risks properly.