If the China-U.S. talks go smoothly this time, the global market in 2026 could suddenly "turn around"

Many people haven't realized that what this meeting truly impacts may not be short-term news, but the global capital logic in the coming years.
In the past few years, the core keyword in global markets has only been one: risk aversion.
Buying gold, buying U.S. dollars, buying U.S. bonds, everyone is afraid something will go wrong.
But if China and the U.S. send signals of easing, global capital may re-enter a "risk appetite era."
Funds will seek growth opportunities again.
AI, Chinese technology, Asian manufacturing, new energy, will all be re-focused.
Because capital always seeks profit.
As long as there is certainty, funds will move faster than anyone else.
So the greatest significance of this meeting is not suddenly solving all problems, but allowing the global market to see hope that "talks are possible" again.
And for capital, hope itself is the biggest positive signal.