U.S.-China Summit Opens as New York Stocks Rise, Dow and Nasdaq Up 0.51%

New York stocks opened broadly higher on the first day of the U.S.-China summit, as U.S. President Donald Trump visited Beijing on the 14th to begin talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. According to the New York Stock Exchange, the Dow and Nasdaq each rose 0.51% in early trading. The market move came as the leaders of the two countries met in person. Investors were watching both the first day of the summit and the simultaneous rise in major indexes. The figures cited in the original report refer to the early part of the session, and intraday moves may change with further trading. Source: mk.co.kr.