Marginally higher closed the markers to Wall Street On Monday (9.6.2025), as President Donald Trump officials met with their Chinese counterparts in an attempt to resolve commercial issues between the two economic giants.
Specifically, Wall Street’s S&P 500 index rose 0.09%, while Nasdaq rose by 0.31%. On the contrary, Dow Jones showed a slight change, closing at 42,761.76 points with a marginal loss of just one unit.
US and China officials held commercial talks on Monday in London, with US Finance Minister Scott Besed, Commerce Minister Howard Lutnik and commercial representative Jameson Green to represent the US Director of the US Council Critical exports of minerals.
“The purpose of today’s meeting is to make sure they are serious … to have literally handshakes … and leave this thing behind us,” Hasset told CNBC’s “Squawk Box”. “Our expectation is that shortly after the handshake, any export controls will be loosened by the US, release the rare volume land and then be able to return to negotiating smaller issues.”
The talks will continue on Tuesday morning, a source said in a source. The meeting in London takes place after a long telephone communication of Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinging last week. Last month, the two countries agreed to temporarily reduce duties while commercial negotiations were proceeding.
It is worth noting that today’s Qualcomm shares have jumped over 4% after the chip construction company announced that it will acquire Alphawave semiconductor for $ 2.4 billion. Advanced Micro Devices’ shares added 4.8%and Texas Instruments increased by 3.5%, while Nvidia’s shares rose and Alibaba won 1.8%.
“Investors are rising today to China’s major capitalizations and US semiconductor shares, which are both beneficiaries from the US -China trade talks,” said Larry Tentarelli, a technician at the Blue Chip Daily Trend Report.
However, Apple’s shares lost 1.2%, as the company held 2025 Worldwide Developers Conference, during which it announced the first new redesign of the iPhone operating system since 2013.