The Asia-Pacific market will open as investors keep an eye on talks between Spain, the United States and China and await data approval from Beijing.

U.S. and Chinese officials begin talks in Madrid on Sunday discuss Critical national security, economic and trade issues, including upcoming deadlines, deprives China of short-term video app Tiktok and US tariffs.

A delegation was held by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, along with their peers, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and China’s top trade negotiator Li Chenggang.

Meanwhile, China is expected to release data on retail sales, fixed asset investment and urban unemployment rates later in the day.

From Hong Kong Hanging Forest Index With the last end of the index at 26,388.16, the futures contract is 26,380.

Australia’s ASX/S&P 200 is expected to run a lower Open, with futures contracts final trading at 8,804, while the index ended at 8,864.9 on Friday.

The Japanese market is closed due to holidays.

U.S. stock futures have barely changed in the early days of Asia as investors met this week at the Fed meeting, hoping central banks will lower interest rates as they end their meeting on Wednesday.

In the U.S., the Nasdaq Comprehensive finished with a new record record and made a 2% improvement over the period, winning the second straight win. The S&P 500 earns 1.6% per week, releasing its best weekly performance since early August. The Dow Jones Index climbed 1% per week in its first positive week.

Huge gains have been made after the latest economic data suggests that weak labor markets and tame inflation have stimulated hopes of the Fed rate.

– Sarah Min of CNBC contributed to the report.