China’s selective crop buying tests U.S. trade truce before summit
China is over halfway to its 25 million-ton soybean pledge, while a separate $17 billion farm-buy commitment remains stalled, officials said.
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Xi Jinping’s visit to the U.S. seeks to renew the tariff truce with Trump, crucial to internal pressure for Iran and legislative elections. China and the U.S. are trying to agree on rare land and semiconductors, while Beijing seeks self-sufficiency and diversifys markets.
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Analysis: While the Iran war will feature prominently in the talks, the main focus of the 24 September meeting is on whether the leaders will signal an extension to a trade truce struck last year that averted a major shock to the global economy. Arpan Rai reports
The U.S. side stated that while the U.S. and China have agreed to continue discussions on extending the "trade truce" set to expire this coming November, there is a possibility that an immediate extension agreement will not be announced following this week's summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The two countries [regarding] artificial intelligence (AI) safety incidents
<p>The US and China moved forward in trade talks and agreed on a separate dialogue on AI The US and China moved forward in trade talks and agreed on a separate dialogue on AI. The extension of the truce for 3-6 months is not yet </p>agreed.
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