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Donald Trump and Xi Jinping made their opening remarks at the Great Hall of the People, with Xi saying the common interests between the United States and China outweigh their differences.

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met at a welcome ceremony featuring honor guards and carefully choreographed pageantry. Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern reports from Beijing.

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping made their opening remarks at the Great Hall of the People, with Xi saying the common interests between the United States and China outweigh their differences.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping welcomed US President Donald Trump at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Thursday.

Joanna Shen of JPMorgan Asset Management says the firm believes we are "in the early adoption AI phase." She tells Bloomberg Television that AI agents are "the first technology in decades that can supercharge the labor inputs."

Global equities have rallied to record levels, fuelled by euphoria over artificial intelligence. Investors' risk appetite has held up despite volatility in energy markets caused by the war in Iran. Bloomberg Markets Live Executive Editor Mark Cudmore and Bloomberg TV Markets Producer Anthony Stephens discuss.

Henry McVey, KKR Head of Global Macro and Asset Allocation and CIO of the firm's Balance Sheet, says industrialization, robotics, and the green economy are now driving China's growth. He believes investors should focus on relative value in AI, and notes that valuations in China have become attractive. He also shares his views on the Chinese currency and property market on Bloomberg's "The China Show."

ChinaAMC CEO Yimei Li says technology upgrades and semiconductors are driving market momentum in China, supporting strong performance in the firm's ETF products. She also outlines plans for tokenization growth in an exclusive interview on Bloomberg's ETF IQ Asia.

As President Donald Trump prepares to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, some long-standing tensions remain. Among them are the Pentagon's curbs on Chinese companies that could pose national security risks. Bloomberg's Kate O'Keeffe explains why this blacklist matters.

Kent Zhu, CEO at Accor Greater China, says China hotels recorded robust performance during the Labor Day Holiday. He also tells "Bloomberg: The China Show" that the hotel group plans to "go further west" in China as it expands in the country.