Asian markets surged after the U.S. and China held "substantial" trade talks in Geneva, offering hope for a resolution to the tariff war that has shaken global markets. With earlier tariffs reaching as high as 145 on Chinese goods and 125 in retaliation, fears of a recession had loomed large. But both sides called the discussions constructive, raising expectations for a deal. The WTO praised the talks as a "significant step forward," while U.S. futures, oil, and the dollar all climbed on optimism of easing tensions. br br #USChinaTrade #GlobalMarkets #TradeTalks #TariffWar #GenevaSummit #MarketRally #WTO #TradeBreakthrough #USPolitics #ChinaNews #AsianMarkets #TrumpTariffs #TradePolicy #GlobalEconomy #RecessionFears #EconomicDiplomacy #HeLifeng #NgoziOkonjoIweala #USChinaRelations #StockMarket #OilPrices #GoldPrices #DollarIndex #SupplyChains #BusinessNews #InternationalTrade #TariffDrop #InvestingNews #WorldMarkets #TradeDeal #Genevabr br Also Readbr br Pakistan Welcomes Trump's Offer To Mediate Kashmir Dispute, Says Islamabad Dedicated To 'Promote Peace' :: br Bengaluru Resident Urges Donald Trump To 'Intervene' In City's Infrastructure Delays As Well :: br Donald Trump 'Proud' Of India, Pakistan For Reaching Ceasefire: 'Will Work With You Both On Kashmir' :: br br br ~ED.102~HT.