Grain Traders Are So Far Unimpressed by the Trump-Xi Summit

Trump and Xi's 'stalemate' summit was a glitzy gift to China

US, China agree to lower tariffs on $60 billion of non-sensitive goods, delay wider trade deal to 2027

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping's 'stalemate' summit was a glitzy gift to China

US President Trump's recent meeting with Xi Jinping aimed to strengthen their personal relationship, but limited progress was achieved. Both leaders agreed on lowering tariffs on certain goods, with no specific timeline provided for implementation. The absence of a Chinese CEO delegation highlighted ongoing investment challenges amid mutual suspicions. China's trade has thrived despite US tariff threats, giving it leverage in negotiations.

US–China tariff relief proposal follows Trump–Xi summit

Washington and Beijing have identified $60 billion in goods for potential tariff relief after the Trump–Xi summit, but no new tariff cuts have taken effect.

Grain Traders Are So Far Unimpressed by the Trump-Xi Summit

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