US warns China it must 'immediately' meet terms of Busan trade truce, FT reports
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On Friday, the United States called on China to fulfil "immediately" the commitments made last year to ease the trade conflict between the two countries.
The US urged China to comply with trade commitments agreed in 2025 to ease economic tensions. Immediate action and results are sought.The dialogue takes place before the APEC summit in China, where Trump and Xi will see each other for the first time since the state visit in Washington.
(Washington = Yonhap News) Correspondent Lee Yu-mi = The United States [demanded] the full and immediate implementation of the trade agreement reached at the bilateral summit held in Busan last October from China...
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US warns China it must 'immediately' meet terms of Busan trade truce, FT reports
The United States warned China it must immediately meet the terms of the trade war truce that President Donald Trump struck with President Xi Jinping in Busan last year, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing a Treasury readout. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. trade representative Jamieson Greer delivered the message in a call on Friday morning with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, the FT report added. Reuters could not imm…
The US has urged China to live up to the trade truce agreed in Busan in 2025, with dissatisfaction over, among other things, the export of rare earth metals, the Financial Times reports.
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