Trump's second-term foreign policy has centered on high-level summits with major powers, most notably his May 2026 state visit to Beijing for talks with Xi Jinping that produced trade and stability agreements, followed by plans for Xi's reciprocal U.S. visit in September. Ongoing engagements include meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on security assistance and peace efforts, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on regional issues, and exploratory diplomatic contacts tied to Iran and Middle East talks. Scheduled events such as NATO gatherings, G20 preparations, and bilateral negotiations continue to shape the calendar, with trader focus likely reflecting the frequency of these leader-level interactions through year-end.