In a surprising turn of events, Trump and Xi have paused tariffs for a year amidst ongoing trade tensions. The leaders discussed critical issues like rare earth metals and AI chip exports, signaling a potential shift in relations.
In a groundbreaking summit, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have reached a historic trade agreement aimed at stabilizing relations between the US and China, including a tariff truce and reduced trade barriers.
In a significant breakthrough, US and Chinese officials have agreed on a framework to prevent a 157% tariff on Chinese goods, setting the stage for a vital meeting between Trump and Xi Jinping this week.
In a groundbreaking development just days before a high-stakes meeting between Trump and Xi, the US and China have agreed on a trade framework that could reshape global trade dynamics. This deal promises to eliminate impending tariffs on Chinese imports and includes crucial negotiations on TikTok's future in the US.
In a bid to ease tensions, the US and China have outlined a potential trade deal involving TikTok's US operations and a significant resumption of soybean purchases. With Trump and Xi set to talk, could this be a turning point in the trade war?
Amid rising tensions over tariffs, the US and China are set to engage in critical trade talks next week. President Trump acknowledges the unsustainability of current tariffs while seeking a resolution with Chinese leaders.
A potential TikTok deal between the US and China could reshape the app's future in America. As negotiations unfold, what will this mean for users and both nations?
In a major development, President Trump announced a deal with China regarding TikTok that could shift ownership and prevent a nationwide ban. This agreement aims to keep young users happy and engaged with the popular app.
In a significant development, a framework deal has been reached between China and the U.S. for TikTok's ownership. U.S. Treasury Secretary reveals details after trade talks in Madrid, with Trump and Xi set to discuss final terms soon.
The US Commerce Department has revoked exemptions for companies selling semiconductor equipment to China, impacting firms like SK Hynix and Samsung. This move raises concerns over the global semiconductor supply chain and the future of trade relations between the US and China.
