Discussions are expected to cover the fragile ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz, trade tensions, Taiwan, and rare earth exports, while both sides also prepare agreements tied to agriculture, Boeing aircraft, and technology cooperation.

US equities closed the week at fresh highs, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq extending gains on strong labor data, resilient earnings, and continued enthusiasm around artificial intelligence. 

The dollar index slipped below 98, its weakest level in ten weeks, even after strong employment figures. Markets continued balancing solid US economic data against concerns that higher energy prices could keep inflation pressure in place and delay future Fed easing.

Check out how the markets opened the week.