委內瑞拉國家石油公司副總裁：石油、天然氣合同將得到履行；呼籲外國投資。

The Trump–Xi summit last week is expected to help ease investor concerns over U.S.–China relations, even without major positive surprises, Julius Baer says. Analyst Richard Tang says the meeting effectively extended the trade truce by establishing a negotiation framework with shared objectives, though progress in other areas remains limited. China’s decision not to approve purchases of Nvidia H200 chips has also reassured investors favoring domestic tech, with Chinese semiconductor stocks supported by Beijing’s push for self-reliance. In the near term, Julius Baer expects continued gains in AI infrastructure equities and sees humanoid robotics stocks rebounding on improving shipment expectations.

Donald Trump said he postponed planned US strikes on Iran after requests from leaders of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates to allow more time for diplomacy. Trump said the strikes, scheduled for Tuesday, were delayed “hopefully maybe forever” as the US held extensive talks with Tehran. He said any deal must ensure “no nuclear weapons for Iran.” The Gulf states had faced repeated Iranian missile and drone attacks during the conflict earlier this year.