China and the United States have agreed to cut tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods and extend their trade truce by two months, creating additional space for negotiations on broader economic and trade disputes. US-China Tariff Cuts Cover $60 Billion in Goods Under the agreement, each side
The United States and China have agreed to extend their Busan trade agreement until January 10, 2027, keeping a series of tariff and export-control concessions in place as President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare for high-level talks in Washington. US-China Busan Agreement Extended to January US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington […]
In a notable turn toward de-escalation, the United States and China have agreed to soften their ongoing tariff war. After two days of negotiations, both countries consented to launch a joint economic and trade consultation platform aimed at resolving trade disputes and fostering mutual cooperation. The agreement is being hailed as a constructive step toward […]








