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News Topical, Digital Desk : The coming week is going to be very important for the global market. From US President Donald Trump's visit to Britain to investment announcements by tech companies like Nvidia and OpenAI, investors will keep an eye on political and business headlines. Also, US-China trade talks, Bank of England's policy meeting and key economic data from UK-EU will be major triggers that determine the direction of the market.
Trump's UK state visit
US President Donald Trump will visit the UK next week, where he will be welcomed in a royal style. He will be welcomed by King Charles and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle and later he will hold bilateral talks with PM Keir Starmer. On Wednesday, Trump and his wife Melania will be welcomed by King Charles and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle. During this, there will be a royal carriage procession, wreath laying at the grave of Queen Elizabeth II, a flypast of American F-35 jets and British Red Arrows. The day will end with a state banquet, where both the King and Trump will give speeches. Mega tech deals - Nvidia and OpenAI Another important aspect of this visit will be the American business delegation. Nvidia and OpenAI, which are involved in this, can finalize a deal worth billions of dollars on data center investment in Britain. This deal will boost the UK's tech infrastructure and can strengthen post-Brexit Britain as an investment destination. US–China trade talks Along with the UK visit, US Treasury officials will meet China's Vice Premier He Lifeng in Madrid. The discussion will focus on tariffs, export controls and the future of TikTok. The results could impact Asian equities and tech stocks. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant will also be on this tour. He will earlier participate in trade talks with China's Vice Premier He Lifeng in Madrid. The future of TikTok will also be discussed in these talks, on which a decision on a US ban or partial sale is to be taken by September 17. US Fed rate cut news The market is expecting a rate cut in the US Fed meeting next week. However, the market has already discounted a 25 basis point cut. A 50 basis point cut could create a bullish environment in the market and further extend the recent rally. Important economic data Monday: EU trade data Tuesday: UK unemployment Wednesday: EU and UK inflation data Friday: UK retail sales
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