President Trump’s just-completed state visit to Beijing, which featured multiple bilateral sessions with Chinese leader Xi Jinping from May 13–15, stands as the clearest recent driver of trader attention for meetings this month. Originally postponed from April amid the ongoing Iran conflict, the summit addressed trade stabilization, Taiwan, and regional security, with both sides describing the talks as constructive despite limited concrete breakthroughs. Upon returning to Washington on May 15, Trump highlighted progress on commercial deals while noting persistent differences. With the month more than half over and few other high-profile foreign engagements announced in White House schedules, traders are weighing whether additional bilateral or multilateral meetings will occur before May ends or whether the Xi summit will prove the primary resolution event.