
Breakfast | The 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session is about to be held, He Lifeng talks with U.S. officials

Last Friday, hopes for a thaw in trade tensions reignited, leading to a rebound in U.S. stocks. The three major U.S. stock indices opened lower but closed higher, with a cumulative rebound of at least over 1% for the week. Earnings reports alleviated concerns about bad debts, causing regional bank stocks to rebound, with the regional bank index rising nearly 2%. Banks Zions and Western Alliance, which had plummeted on Thursday due to bad debt issues, rose nearly 6% and over 3%, respectively. Investment bank Jefferies, involved in the credit crisis, rose nearly 6%. The chip index halted its two-day winning streak but rose nearly 6% for the week. Oracle, which had risen against the trend, fell nearly 7% the next day. After Trump stated that weight loss drugs might decrease in price, Novo Nordisk's European stock fell over 6%
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