US EditionDonald Trump Quashes China Summit Rumors: "No Interest"
CHINA, JUL 29 – Trump says he may visit China only if invited by President Xi amid ongoing US-China trade talks aiming to ease tensions before the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
- On Tuesday , President Donald Trump said he is not seeking a summit with Xi Jinping and may visit China only at Xi's invitation, which has been extended.
- According to Reuters, Trump and Xi are expected to lay the groundwork for a potential summit during his trip to Asia later this year.
- Meeting in Stockholm, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng began two-day trade talks as part of broader efforts during Trump’s upcoming visit to Asia later this year.
- Analysts note potential head-to-head encounter, as discussions suggest a stopover around October 30-November 1 at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, with no indication of seeking a summit, sources say.
- Amid trade dispute volatility, a new flare-up of tariffs and export controls could threaten plans for a summit with Xi, as both nations seek to stabilize strained relations.
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