The upcoming Trump-Xi meeting at the White House is a key event as the US-China tariff truce expires in November, potentially impacting major S&P 500 stocks Nvidia and Boeing. Nvidia, with minimal China revenue exposure, stands to gain if new export licenses are granted, while Boeing's stock could move significantly if a large aircraft order is confirmed. The meeting's outcome could influence the broader market and retirement portfolios due to these companies' index weight. Investors should watch for specific mentions of deliveries or orders in the joint statement for clear market signals.
Nvidia trades at USD 225.34 with a 1-day decline of 1.54% on Pluang as of Sep 24, 2026 03:43 WIB, while Boeing is priced at USD 199.89, gaining 1.10% in the same period. The Trump-Xi meeting could influence these movements, especially given Boeing's strong buy interest on Pluang at 100%. Nvidia's market cap stands at $5.53T, highlighting its significant presence despite recent selling pressure.
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